Robotic science is intended to create devices that can aid humans in activities. In some case, it’s to help perform tasks that are too difficult or dangerous for humans. In other cases, it’s to relieve us of mundane tasks. Then, there are cases of robots that do little more than invade our nightmares.
Such is the case with this robot designed by Harvard. This flexible device is able to wiggle and writhe it’s way through tight spaces. There are uses for such a device, we’re sure. We just don’t what those uses are yet outside of possible the defense department having some diabolical plans for it.
pult du
Finally headcrab technology in our grasp! What’s kind of neat is that all the hard physical actuators aren’t in the body, since they’re using air to ‘harden’ the cells. I wonder if it can scale up depending on the flexibility of the body; could be cool to see a 10 foot tall one.
hippieland
You can use it to make robotic hands that can grip like real hands for people who have lost hands.
Nigel Humphries
This robot will be able to tell if you have a wide stance or not…
Michael Ni
its doing the wave
Anonymous
that actually looks like a lot of fun dude. Wow.
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