US EditionThey Create a System of Artificial Muscles with Self-Repair and Damage Detection: Will There Be Immortal Robots?
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We are in one of the most important moments of robotics, because the advances that have been made in designing and creating new robots we have to add to them the advances in artificial intelligence and now, another interesting new addition. It turns out that an engineering team from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has managed to create artificial muscles for robots that detect damage and offer a system of self-repair. Humanoid robots have exi…
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