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This robot was made with living skin that allows it to smile
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July 3, 2024
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0:17Now PlayingPrepare to be fascinated and creeped out.
Researchers at Tokyo University in Japan have found a way to attach engineered living skin tissue to robots, giving them a more lifelike appearance and the ability to smile.
The process involves using living cells to create skin, which is then meticulously attached to the robot’s structure through specially designed “V-shaped perforations” in solid materials.
Although the prototype may seem like something out of a sci-fi movie, this innovative technique brings us one step closer to a future where robots possess human-like qualities.
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