Two 19-year-old college students from Portugal have created Trovador — a six-legged, AI-enabled robot that can navigate rugged terrain and replant trees in wildfire-scorched hills. It plants up to 200 saplings per hour, achieves 85–90 % survival in trials, and could revive forests where humans and machines can’t reach.
(c) Karsten Winegeart
(c) Karsten Winegeart

Dalawang kabataang imbentor gumawa ng robot na nagpapatanim ng puno sa apysadong bundok

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Dalawang 19-anyos na estudyante mula sa Portugal ang nagdisenyo ng Trovador — isang anim-na-paang robot na may AI na kayang umakyat sa matarik at nasunog na lupa, at magtanim ng puno. Kaya nitong magtanım ng hanggang 200 punla kada oras, at may 85–90 % na survival rate sa mga pagsubok. Isang mahalagang hakbang upang gawing muli luntiang kagubatan ang mga lugar na hindi marating ng tao o makinа.

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