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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- ‘Doing the robot’ on the dancefloor would look more like ‘doing the worm’ if the dance move was inspired by soft robots! Soft robotics is an exciting sub-category of robotics that mimics the mechanics of nature - utilizing soft materials moved by pressure systems. Soft robotics engineer Jim Neilan and mechanical engineering intern Anthony Dempsey explain the benefits of soft robotics in human spaceflight and some of the skills that make for a good soft robotics engineer.
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It’s so Reassuring to see that they’re such young Genius Minds working so hard to help Advance Technology for the better good of Humanity continuing to take us Forward and Beyond things most of us couldn’t imagine!
Really cool
Wonderful
Wow this is amazing 🤩👍
I can't wait to see these technologies implemented in prosthetics! 🦾💕
This is pretty cool
Nice
Awesome, I wanna do this type of stuff too🥲
That's cool
I like the idea! If can be really helpful under some circumstances!
Brings a whole new meaning to the word soft ware
Huh.. huh 😁
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Still seems like you need a rigid structure for holding itself up
I guess robots are copying not just the neurons in our brain but also our musculoskeletal system as well
So exciting!
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