LONDON, - They work with a sewerage company, Wessex Water, which provides for the development of human waste Ecobot III.
Dr Julian Dennis, who first sparked the idea, saying the current sewage treatment uses a lot of energy, which cost expensive.
But if there is a way to make EcoBot III work on a large scale, it will only run the sewage plant electricity from waste that they had production.
This certainly has the potential to save a lot of money.
Scientists at Bristol for the first time showing off a new robot that uses an unusual energy, human waste!.
In his explanation stated that the robot dubbed The EcoBot III successfully switched'' from'' waste by converting energy from the nutrient-rich waste into electricity.
The project was undertaken by the Bristol Robotics Laboratory, and they hope the robot is able to improve the way waste management in a cost-effective waste generating energy.
This robot is composed of generating electricity from the battery, a tray to hold the waste and even hats fly trap.
Bristol Robotics Laboratory believes that this is the first time scientists have developed a robot of this type - fueled human waste.
