This Robot Has LIVING Muscles That Move Like Humans | Meet Clone Alpha

Mind-blowing robotics breakthrough: Clone Alpha, out of Poland, isn't just another humanoid robot - it's powered by synthetic muscles that contract like real human tissue. No motors. No rigid parts. Just revolutionary artificial muscles that can lift weights and move with incredible precision.

In this video, we dive deep into Clone Robotics' groundbreaking creation that's changing the future of robotics.

Their Myofiber technology contracts 30% in under 50 milliseconds (faster than human muscles!) and generates massive force from just a few grams of material.

What makes Clone Alpha different:

-206 synthetic bones matching human anatomy
-Water-powered artificial muscles
-164 points of articulation in upper body alone
-Soft and plush exterior with human-level strength
-Natural language understanding

While Clone Robotics is already taking preorders for their first 279 units, what could this technology mean for the future of prosthetics, medical devices, and human-robot interaction?

Watch to find out why I think Clone's android build could be the most wild development in robotics this year.

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Go Poland! They are doing some great things. Good to see they have the opportunity to be Poland and show what they're capable of.

[myscreenurs]

This could be huge for the medical field. I see more advanced prosthetics being reverse engineered for amputees.

[Thedesertguy]

The sheer speed of advancement is shocking 😮😮

[jbholland]

The things that humans want robots to do for them are the things that make them human. Cooking, cleaning, planting and harvesting food, these are all the things that keep us from being depressed. This new world will not end well

[TheColonelJJ]

Just imagine the new freedom a home robot will give the elderly. From lifting heavy objects to self driving cars. I for one am very ready!!

[johnunkerman]

The push factor is always convenience. We should tread carefully

[markmuller]

Maybe the most promising applications of this technology will be in medicine, artificial organs and prosthetics

[ericswift]

It was the "We Robot" event. Not the "I Robot" event. And it was disclosed that the robots walking was autonomous but the specific hand dexterity movements were not. Calling it a smoke screen is, at the very least, unfair.

[danielfalkowski]

WOW!!! …I AM VERY EMPRESS WITH THIS PROGRAM ABOUT ROBOTS. JULIA, We all need more programs like yours about this exciting world of Robots. When I was a little boy I liked Robots. YES, I agree that Robots will play a huge role in our future in innovation technology as well in our society too. In a few words……. ROBOTS ARE AWESOME!!! YEAH!

[SuperBaby]

The main problem is having your humanoid hacked for surveillance or nefarious purposes, and malfunctions that could hurt or kill your family

[JDiegar]

I was following their hand development for years, but then they disappeared.. Glad to see they picked back up. Thanks!

[CarbonAnimationProductions]

They’re not “living” they’re just synthetic hydraulic muscles

[TravisCotter]

Clone Alpha looks pretty impressive. I would like to see one of these robots in action up close to see what they are capable of. Mr. X

[KR-xnxr]

Lol I thiught the thumbnail u were the robot 😂 I was daym it looks so real 😂

[hedleypepper]

Seems like a technical showpiece i dout this approach will prove practical. Nice work though 👏

[jodymcgee]

It's awesome, I may be just turned 60 but embrace these technological breakthroughs

[johnnyb]

We are playing a dangerous game with advanced technology we need to put a check on technology ❤

[jeffkennedy]

Wow! I wasn't expecting a response from you given how busy you must be with your platform blowing up! I've been following you right from the very beginning Julia and love what you are doing to inform, inspire and keeping things real. Keep up the good work!

[dukeofhaggard]

Honestly seems pretty awesome and it seems like it could be very beneficial to the world, kinda spooked by it as well.

[ryandavis]

I love this kinda stuff. And the synthetic muscle tissue is the next step in robotic evolution. BUT, water and robotics could get a bit hectic if something were to go wrong.