US EditionUS Engineers Create Self-Healing Artificial Muscle That Repairs Like Human Skin-No Human Help Needed
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US Engineers Create Self-Healing Artificial Muscle That Repairs Like Human Skin-No Human Help Needed
Nebraska engineers create self-healing robotic muscle that mimics human skin- repairs damage without human help. The post US Engineers Create Self-Healing Artificial Muscle That Repairs Like Human Skin-No Human Help Needed appeared first on GeeksAroundGlobe.
Self-Healing Soft Robots: A New Frontier in AI-Driven Repair
Breakthrough in Robotics: Self-Healing Robots Inspired by Biology A team of engineers from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln has introduced a self-healing robot that can detect and repair damage autonomously. The device could contribute to the longevity of tomorrow's robotics systems and electronic devices. Here's how self-healing robots could become the norm and help to reduce waste, improve performance, and open the door for future innovation…
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