Scientists Made "Mus" for Robots to Improve Their Self!

Scientists have developed a special "muscle system" for robots that work like our muscles and can heal themselves!
Boulder researchers in the United States, Colorado Colorado state, instead of working on a series of lightweight robots in college, the robots in the hydraulic system arms robot can be used for specific purposes, and can improve itself for robots. A human muscle system The muscle system was developed in much the same way. This robotic muscle system called HASEL was published last week in a paper published in the journal Science and Science Robot.

This robotic muscle system, which is quite cheap and more efficient than the old system, works with a very simple system. Electrodes contain special working oil-resistant host bags through filled muscles when supplied with electricity, and are comfortable and relaxed when the electricity is cut. In this way, almost octopus muscle flexibility, speed and muscular hummingbirds will revolutionize future robotic spaces, such as this muscular system that reaches the power of the elephant's muscles.

Particularly cheap and easy to produce, this muscle system can cost 3-5 cts of oil, an elastic bag to hold the fat and the electrodes. But according to Christopher Keplinger, head of the research team, the muscle system needs to be further developed. Because for the moment this very simple muscle system needs a lot of energy to work. However, according to Keplinger, this problem will be resolved over time in the research team.