Life at the Lab: Soft Robots

[rbdel]

This is very cool, but once the internet gets a hold of this technology, we can predict where it's going to go before Mars.

[soumavadas]

This reminds me of baymax. Flexible robot cool

[earthsongeb]

Reminds me of Dr.Olivia Octavius's robot tentacles from into the spiderverse

[deltacx]

So if there are soft systems and hard systems then I guess a human would be a firm system.

[vyrethryoki]

This is the kind of outside the box thinking I love to see. You're creating a really flexible system with human interaction in mind. On top of that it seems to have the positive effect of also being more easy to store than a rigid system. Especially advantageous with the space constraints in... space.

[IRIS-hwuq]

Amazing !
Its like fusion bionic and engineering.

[archivedaccount]

This is so cool
I look forward to whatever robotics has in store in the future

[AN-wdnu]

This is incredible. I can imagine these being used on earth as a "second muscle" for helping humans doing tasks.

[pdxbound]

Don't jet pilots use pressure suits to keep from passing out at high speeds? I bet your soft robot could calculate the exact pressure needed for the individual and adjust accordingly. That would be really cool.

[mohammedadetunji]

If only the world could come together to work on things like this to progress us collectively rather than the disgusting opposite it is today.
Definitely subscribing
Thank you YouTube Recommendations

[eklim]

imagine astronaut can move around Mars by simply lying down and let her soft robotic suit does the locomotion

[thecloud]

Would soft robots be less expensive to ship as well because their parts are far less dense

[anilsankarv]

Next will be protoype of human and wires will be nerves

[ReekieRoo]

Won't the air bubbles used to move the robots pop in space, like on a moon rock or something?

[Dr_Crypto]

I have worked on soft robotics here in Pakistan. It was the first project in Pakistan!

[cambeditcambedit]

So...can this give my thing more power to lift, or even walk?

[justintimeleave]

it looks like you can use machine learning to determine the best shape for such soft robots

[RAGNES]

Is there any source material for reading up on working of these structures?

[TechsScience]

This is the new technology in robotics

[jatigre]

Great concept but, I don't think you'd actually need any assistance in low gravity to move almost anything. The whole point of going off planet in a low gravity environment is that you instantly become a super human being. Imagine, sports on the Moon or Mars.