The Bristol Robotics Laboratory invented a robot which can digest organic matter for fuel and then excretes the waste. What is the name of this robot?

EcoBot III

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Solution

The correct option is A EcoBot III
EcoBot III is a lightweight self-sustaining robot that runs off human waste, using it to produce electricity necessary for performing its cleaning task.
The main objective of the project was to create a self-sufficient machine with an onboard fluid circulation that would collect energy from its environment and get rid of its own waste.
The robot is only about 6 kg and consists of the ingestion, artificial digestion and solid waste excretion mechanism.

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