Scientists at the University of Tokyo have wrapped a robotic finger with a material that acts like living human skin.
Scientists from the University of Tokyo are using biomaterials to make robots appear more realistic - or at least their fingers.
The material is a lab-grown coating that is water repellent and wrinkles during movement.In the future, the"skin" can be used for transplants, cosmetic, and drug testing, or even for covering prosthetic limbs.
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