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A robot that can switch between liquid and solid.
Researchers from Seoul National University and Gachon University created a liquid-metal robot filled with magnetic particles. When a magnetic field is applied, it becomes rigid. When the field is removed, it flows like a liquid.
In tests, it squeezed through tight gaps and then hardened again to keep its shape. A glimpse of how future robots could move through places traditional machines cannot.
Source: Science Advances
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Researchers from Seoul National University and Gachon University created a liquid-metal robot filled with magnetic particles. When a magnetic field is applied, it becomes rigid. When the field is removed, it flows like a liquid.
In tests, it squeezed through tight gaps and then hardened again to keep its shape. A glimpse of how future robots could move through places traditional machines cannot.
Source: Science Advances
⚠️ This video is shared for educational and informational purposes only. It does not contain any sponsored deals, advertising, or commercial intent. Credit to the original creator. All rights belong to the respective brand. If you are the owner and wish to have it removed or credited differently, please contact us.
#Robotics #SoftRobotics #Innovation #Engineering #Science