It is not clear that anyone is asking a company to build a muscular, keen robot, or watch a video swaying around without helping the hook, but life is full of surprises and This YouTube video The “primitive ketone” of cloned robots is the same here.
The bone appears to be a prototype version of the aptly named cloned robot that the cloned robot strives to build. The video shows the bone-bending arms and legs, visible artificial muscle fibers moving under its white “skin.” Based on the video description of the cloned robot, the impressive part is that the original man has “more than 200 degrees of freedom, more than 1,000 muscle fibers and more than 200 sensors” and for some reason the robot is “faceless” of.
The ultimate goal of the startup is to build an anatomically correct Android and power its movements by synthesizing nerves, bones, muscles and vascular systems. The “muscle fibers” contained in protocetes are a custom-made cloning robot creation that has “the ideal quality of mammalian skeletal muscle.” For the purpose of the final cloning robot, these traits are “the ability to respond in less than 30% unload contraction greater than 30%” and “at least one kg of contraction force for a single, three grams of muscle fibers” , ” According to the website of cloned robot.
The original prototype hanging in the video, rather than roaming on its own is a reflection of its prototype nature. Robots usually hang or support them with support arms until they can support their weight without all the right materials, which can be difficult to achieve.
Cloning robotics is not unique in pursuing human robots that can replace human workers. number A similar idea is being explored, minus muscle. Tesla starts with the wrong foot Man in spandex suitbut this is Take robots seriouslyalso. Even the largest tech companies have turned their attention to robots: Yuan and apple It is reported that robotics technology is being explored as a product category in the future. It can be said that cloning robotics is winning in releasing videos of muscle robots.
