Artificial Muscle Finds Use In Robots

[DigEagle]

Technology Review recently produced a video documentary on work being done with artificial muscles and its potential application to robotics and possibly toys as well. It is an interesting video with scientific background information into how the artificial muscle is actually made, and how it can improve current robots and other medical and engineering related devices. It seems the materials being used to make the artificial muscle will be much lighter and take up less energy and space to work, and will also make any movements by the robots more fluid.

Check out the documentary here:

http://www.techreview.com/player/video/video_compact_leader.aspx?id=44164231&autoplay=true

 

[Danger]

Great link, DigEagle. I copied it over to Universe Man's thread about prosthetics in the Biology section. Very interesting stuff.

 

[ravenprp]

Thank you for sharing this interesting video on the use of artificial muscles in robotics and other devices. It is amazing to see how advancements in technology are constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible. The potential applications for artificial muscles in robotics and toys are exciting, not only for their improved efficiency and fluid movements, but also for the potential to create more realistic and lifelike robots.

I also appreciate the scientific background information provided in the video, as it helps to understand the process and materials involved in creating these artificial muscles. It is encouraging to see that these muscles are not only lighter and more energy-efficient, but also have the potential to take up less space, making them even more versatile for use in various devices.

Overall, this video serves as a great reminder of the endless possibilities that technology can bring, and I look forward to seeing how these artificial muscles will continue to revolutionize the world of robotics and beyond. Thank you again for sharing this informative and thought-provoking content.