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A team of researchers at Caltech have developed a flapping robot that can adapt its motions to compensate for damage, similar to how animals in the wild can still move with damaged fins or wings. By using bioinspired propulsion and adaptation, the robot was able to find new ways to swim and continue functioning even after losing a portion of its flapper. This technology has potential applications in various fields, including autonomous systems and medical engineering.