From the get go, it would seem that science is reasonable undertaking: a level, plastic set pattern with batteries in the center. At that point it shudders to life. A couple of joints curve. The midsection climbs with a startling jar. Minutes after the fact, it abandons away. 

The robot, made via scientists at Harvard and MIT who distributed their work in Science in August, is made of paper and 3-D sheets of polystyrene from the youngsters specialty toy. Implanted wires high temperature and therapist the material in specific spots, permitting the robot to overlap like a bit of origami or spread out like a bloom petal. 

This crab-walker which self-gathers from about $20 worth of parts and strolls without human bearing marks a development in cheap and adaptable apply autonomy that could eventually be made for pennies, stacked like a deck of cards and sent in spaces and applications where no robot has gone some time recently. 

Specialists imagine utilizing such robots as a part of spots where people cant without much of a stretch go a ream of sheets sent into space could unfold into a satellite, for instance. They likewise could alter assembling and permit individuals to outline and print their own robot to do whatever they need, even play recreations with their feline, proposes Daniel Russ, chief of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at MIT and one of the lead researchers on the undertaking.