Kyoto University demonstrated on Tuesday a competition-winning rescue robot that can find and rescue people from buildings during a disaster.The robot Fuhga -- around 25 centimeters tall and some 60 cm wide -- is equipped with two caterpillar legs and a long arm installed on the center of its body with a clutcher-type instrument attached at its end that can grab hold of people.The robot developed by a research laboratory led by Fumitoshi Matsuno, a professor at Kyoto University's Graduate School of Engineering, took top spot in national rescue robot competition Robo Cup Japan Open 2017 earl…READ FULL ARTICLE