US EditionRevolutionary Robot Collective Mimics Embryonic Development for Shape-shifting and Self-healing Capabilities – Impact Lab
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Revolutionary Robot Collective Mimics Embryonic Development for Shape-shifting and Self-healing Capabilities – Impact Lab
Smart materials, which can alter their shape or form in response to external stimuli, have become essential for applications ranging from medical devices to automotive industries. Now, a research team led by scientists from UC Santa Barbara and TU Dresden has taken this concept to the next level by creating a robotic collective that functions […]
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