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This multipurpose robot has a unique design. It collects soil samples to analyze mineral composition and determine soil use. Sensors predict earthquakes and locate epicenters. Photovoltaic panels collect sunlight to examine UV rays and create sunscreen and anti-cancer drugs. Tubes measure air pollution intensity. The robot protects the environment and improves lives.
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