From: How Robots Keep Their Balance: The Story of Homeostasis in Machines
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Robots with homeostatic systems are being tested in harsh environments like space and deep sea.

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Robots sent to places humans can’t easily go, like Mars or deep underwater, need to keep themselves stable and working despite tough conditions. Homeostatic systems allow these robots to monitor their temperature, energy, and mechanical stress, adjusting automatically to avoid damage. This technology is crucial for long missions where human help is limited.

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