A robot that eats pollution - Jonathan Rossiter


Engineer Jonathan Rossiter comes with the new idea for making a robot. We all trying to make robots who looks like us do things in a way we do. But jonathan wants to create a robot who looks like insects do what they do. He wants to build a robot who eats the pollution to giving power itself.

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