Smart foam material gives robotic hand the ability to self-repair
• New York PostSingapore researchers have developed a smart foam material that allows robots to sense nearby objects and repairs itself when damaged, just like human skin.
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Singapore researchers have developed a smart foam material that allows robots to sense nearby objects and repairs itself when damaged, just like human skin.
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