Water-Powered Humanoid Robot Unveiled with Lifelike Muscles and Anatomy
Summary
Engineers unveil a water-powered humanoid robot with lifelike muscles, tendons, and ligaments that mimic human anatomy, allowing over 200 degrees of freedom and natural motion through a hydraulic 'heart' pumping water to move the artificial muscles.
Key Points
- Engineers reveal water-powered humanoid robot uses artificial muscles with tendons and ligaments mimicking human anatomy
- Robot's monolithic muscle-tendon structures allow over 200 degrees of freedom and lifelike motion
- Startup Clone Robotics releases full-scale synthetic human prototype with hydraulic 'heart' pumping water to move muscles