Jersey Proud: NJIT professor creates fully remote-controlled robot
A professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology has created a fully remote-controlled robot.
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Oct 20, 2021, 2:46 AM
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Updated 1,159 days ago
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464ds agoA professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology has created a fully remote-controlled robot.
The robot could be sent into situations that are too dangerous for people.
Matthew Schwartz designed the robot over the span of eight years. He is on the forefront of this technology.
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