Cornell University
LOOK: A Robot Hand With a Human Touch
The term "robotic" is often used to describe mechanical, rigid, or abrupt movements. Researchers from Cornell University have found a way to redefine this description by developing a soft robot that could feel its surroundings internally in a very similar way to humans.
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