RoboBall to the rescue?! Scientists at Texas A&M are building a futuristic spherical robot to tackle the moon’s toughest terrain and help with disaster rescue on Earth. The RoboBall is designed to go where wheels and legs can’t. Powered by a swinging pendulum inside, it rolls in any direction and never tips over. The robot could aid disaster zones, mapping floods and finding survivors. | cheddar news

Students in South Korea have developed a robot snake that could one day be used in search and rescue missions. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout vists DGIST in Daegu for a close encounter. | CNN

Final training session ahead of Real Sociedad clash! | Ciudad Real Madrid

The team continues preparations for Real Sociedad clash | Ciudad Real Madrid

Combining legs and wheels, this quadruped robot navigates tough environments, climbs platforms, and operates autonomously. Ideal for critical missions like search and rescue. What do you think of this innovation? 📹: DeepRobotics_CN / X | Interesting Engineering