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Shrimp III's mechanical architecture provides it with an incredible mobility. It is able to easily move in a very challenging terrain, overcome vertical obstacles of twice its wheel size, and it can even climb stairs!

Shrimp III does not "know" that it is climbing anobstacle. Instead, it simply advances and lets its mechanical structure adapt to the terrain profile, meaning that there are no sensors or actuators in the robot, except for the motorised wheels and their speed control.

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