US EditionNebraska Scientists Create Cephalopod-Inspired Adaptive Skin for Robots
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Nebraska Scientists Create Cephalopod-Inspired Adaptive Skin for Robots
In a groundbreaking advancement at the intersection of materials science and biotechnology, researchers at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are pioneering synthetic skins inspired by the remarkable adaptive abilities of ocean-dwelling cephalopods. These newly engineered materials echo the dynamic chromatophores that allow squids, octopi, and cuttlefish to change their skin color and pattern almost instantaneously. This innovation opens unprece…
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