The human-like smiley face has large, unmoving green eyes and appears covered in a plastic-like pink film but it is actually living skin.
Robotics researchers at the University of Tokyo in Japan have discovered a new way to bind skin tissue to the robot’s mechanical skeleton
It is the work of researchers in Japan, who say they have discovered a new way to bind living skin tissue to a mechanical robotic surface. Robots are often covered in a material made to resemble flesh, such as silicone which is attached via an adhesive or fastening.Killer robots more likely to be blamed for deaths than other military hardware
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