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This New Artificial Muscle Could Let Humanoid Robots Lift 4,000 Times Their Own Weight
This dual cross-linking design lets the muscle switch stiffness on demand. In lab tests, its stiffness jumps from about 213 kilopascals — soft, like rubber — to 292 megapascals, hundreds of times ...
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Shape-shifting coral that goes from soft to stiff in seconds to redefine robotics
Scientists have discovered a coral mechanism that could help engineers design robots able to adjust their strength and ...
Geekplus' leadership in full-process unmanned warehouse automation is powered by its unified technology architecture. Through ...
Delivering practical maintenance, repair and operations material and challenging individuals to improve their skill set and ...
Researchers at Rice University have created an AI-powered soft robotic arm made from a new light-responsive elastomer.
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7 ‘secret’ systems that make humanoid robots think, walk and work like humans
How advanced actuators, compliance control, and real-time planning create capable, safe humanoid collaborators.
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Spider-Inspired Microbots Could Replace Invasive Gut Diagnostics
“Traditional endoscopes cause a lot of discomfort and cannot easily access complex deeper regions inside the body,” Xu told ...
Inspired by the world’s largest land animal, researchers have created and tested what they say is the world’s smallest 3D ...
CMR Surgical announced today that it became an early adopter of Nvidia's IGX Thor platform designed for AI and surgical ...
In a quietly impressive reveal this week, 1X Technologies introduced NEO — a humanoid robot designed not for factories or ...
Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed artificial muscles that contain microbubbles and can be controlled with ultrasound.
At Apple's high-end AirPods facility in Boulder, CO, you'll find bucket-list loudspeaker systems, 3D ear scanners and dancing ...
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