Parent robot (BIG STAR) collaborating with a child robot (RSTAR)

A new parent STAR robot is presented. The parent robot has a tail on which the child robot can climb. By collaborating together, the two robots can reach locations that neither can reach on its own. the parent robot can also supply the child robot with energy by recharging its batteries. The parent STAR can dispatch and recuperate the child STAR automatically (when aligned). The robots are fitted with sensors and controllers and have automatic capabilities but make no decisions on their own.
Designed at the Bio-inspired and Medical Robotics Lab at the Ben Gurion University of the Negev.
By D. Yacobi, L. Yehezkel, O. Inbar, and D. Zarrouk, "Design and modeling of a parent Big STAR robot platform that carries a child RSTAR", Applied Sciences MDPI 2020.

[@doraya_z]

Impressive like always!

[@AaronShaw42]

For a moment I thought the parent robot was going to launch the smaller robot like a ping pong ball gun. I guess that's just my wanting to see more robots like Boston Dynamics' Sand Flea.

Thank you for sharing, I like it.

[@TNERA]

Yes! this is fantastic, when robots have robots. It makes perfect sense in the evolution of robotics. It is great to see your implementation.

[@hemanth2094]

bro can u rpovide me 3d model of this is or share the link of grab cad its my end semester project