Published 11 months ago

Robots could go full 'Terminator' after scientists create realistic, self-healing skin

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Robots could soon be cloaked in human-like synthetic skin, similar to the cyborg assassin of the "Terminator" movie franchise, after Stanford University researchers developed an ultra-realistic, self-healing material.

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Daily Mirror

Terminator-style robots now come with human-like skin to make AI less scary

The synthetic skin has the ability to heal like human skin, knitting itself back together in its original structure, and has a human-like sense of touch with the ability for sense of pressure and temperature too

11 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Terminator-style synthetic skin for robots created by scientists

It’s similar to the futuristic e-skin worn by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s cyborg character (Picture: StudioCanal/REX/Shutterstock) A Terminator-style synthetic skin for robots has been created by scientists. It heals just like the real thing – and even has human-like sense of touch. The material could help us feel more at ease around AI (artificial intelligence) at home and in the workplace. It could also help fuel the rise of sexbots – making them…

11 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

World’s first ultra-realistic robot artist makes vases and cutlery with 3D printer

THE world’s first ultra-realistic robot artist showed off her skills yesterday by drawing plates, bowls and jugs. Ai-Da, star attraction at the London Design Biennale, also made vases and cutlery with a 3D printer. EPAAi-Da is the world’s first ultra-realistic robot artist[/caption] AlamyAi-Da drew plates and made vases and cutlery with a 3D printer[/caption] Festival organisers hope Ai-Da built in Cornwall with tech from Oxford and Birmingham …

11 months ago·United Kingdom

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Eurek Alert

Layers of self-healing electronic skin realign autonomously when cut

Prof. Zhenan Bao and colleagues at Stanford University demonstration of a multi-layer, stretchable thin film sensor that automatically realigns after being cut, regaining its mechanical and electrical capabilities. This is a critical step toward mimicking human skin, which has multiple layers that all re-assemble correctly during the healing process.

11 months ago·Washington, United States

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la Nacion

They created a sweater for robots that works like a skin and allows them to feel the touch of a person

Ha sido un desafío para muchos científicos lograr que un robot pueda sentir el tacto de un ser humano en su superficie metálica. Sin embargo, pronto esto podría cambiar, ya que el Instituto de Robótica de la Universidad Carnegie Mellon ha creado una especie de piel textil que puede ser colocada alrededor del cuerpo de un robot, permitiéndole detectar el contacto y la presión ejercida por un ser humano.“Podemos utilizar esto para hacer que el rob…

11 months ago·C A B A, Argentina

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Daily Star

Terminator-style synthetic 'soft skin that heals itself' made for robots

The futuristic e-skin, like that worn by Arnold Schwarzenegger's cyborg character, could even be used to help fuel the rise of sexbots – making them ultra-realistic

11 months ago·United Kingdom

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