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Snake-bot is a snake-like robot that moves by undulating its body like a real snake. It is being developed to explore Mars and for surgical and military purposes. The authors aim to develop an intelligent snake-bot rescue robot that can save human lives during disasters by navigating irregular terrain and small spaces that humans cannot access. The work plan involves conceptual design, 3D modeling, fabricating the frame, selecting motors and controls, testing, and selecting materials during the months of February through April.
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