Next-Gen Robotics: Scientists Develop Skin That Heals, Feels, and Looks Human

Scientists have developed a method for attaching engineered skin to robots, improving their functionality and appearance.

Japanese researchers have developed a method to bind engineered skin tissue to humanoid robots, enhancing their mobility, self-healing abilities, and sensory capabilities. This technique involves special perforations that allow the skin to adhere better and move with the robot’s mechanical parts. The advancements could significantly impact medical research, cosmetic testing, and the development of more lifelike robots.