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Applications of MIL research include underwater unmanned vehicles, humanoid robots, autonomous land vehicles, swarm robots, Micro-Air Vehicles (MAVs), direct brain-machine interfaces (BMIs), and autonomous household robots.
With MIL (from Electrical and Computer Engineering Department) and CIMAR working together, the possibilities are incredible.
A story about MIL's SubjuGator was televised on Discovery's The Science Channel (Cox Digital Cable channel 101 in Gainesville) on Friday, February 10, 2006 at 8pm and 11pm (EST) on a show called Discoveries this Week.
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