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Houses are normally fairly stationary objects, and that’s not considered as a bad thing. But【B1】______ never stands still, and a
Houses are normally fairly stationary objects, and that’s not considered as a bad thing. But【B1】______ never stands still, and a
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Houses are normally fairly stationary objects, and that’s not considered as a bad thing. But【B1】______ never stands still, and a new kind of house that can walk on six legs has been built. The house is ten feet high,【B2】______ by solar panels, and consists of a kitchen, toilet, bed, and wood stove. Last week, the house, a【B3】______ between MIT and N55, appeared as an art project at the Wysing Art Center.【B4】______ to move at the muscle speed of a human, the house walked at about five kilometers an hour. N55 says the walking house is meant to be an【B5】______ concept that is not harmful to the environment and【B6】______ excursions.
Samuel Kronick, an MIT student, designed the legs and wrote the【B7】______ so that the house can move. The six legs provide high stability even over【B8】______ terrain. And, with high motor function, the house can turn left and right, move forward and back, and even change height as needed. Kronick says 【B9】______ .
Kronick says he wants test the walking house in Africa, and has ideas about a vehicle that can float on water as well as walk on land.
"【B10】______ , remotely from an iPhone or over the Internet through a Google Maps interface or similar, and have the house follow that path," he says N55 furthermore suggest that. (46) .
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