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The V-shaped holes and the robot head were produced using the AGLISTA-3100 3D printer from Keyence, a Japanese company. The ...

Japanese scientists have devised a way to attach living skin tissue to robotic faces and make them "smile," in a breakthrough ...

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Robots are becoming increasingly complex, but a new method of attaching 'skin' promises to put the 'human' into humanoid.

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For its new technique, the team was inspired by the natural structure of human skin ligaments to create “anchors” using a collagen gel applied to small, V-shaped holes on the robot’s surface.

"By mimicking human skin-ligament structures and by using specially made V-shaped perforations in solid materials, we found a way to bind skin to complex structures." He said the natural ...

“By mimicking human skin-ligament structures and by using specially made V-shaped perforations in solid materials, we found a way to bind skin to complex structures. The natural flexibility of ...

Japanese researchers have developed a novel technique to attach engineered skin tissue to humanoid robots. Robotic platforms may benefit from enhanced mobility, embedded sensing capabilities, self ...