a new robot destined to awe physics and engineering students everywhere. While the company has dabbled in robotics for academia before, the new e-nuvo WHEEL is a learning tool (be it science or ...

which then drive axles and turn wheels. A biohybrid-powered robot would replace this entire system with lab-grown organic muscle tissue that might power artificial legs or other limbs. Electrical ...

Robots could soon be 15 times as strong as humans thanks to a new artificial muscle. Scientists used a 3D printing technique to create the rubber-like synthetic muscle that could lead to the ...

The artificial muscle in use as a bicep lifts a skeleton's arm to a 90 degree position. Aslan Miriyev/Columbia Engineering Robots could soon be 15 times as strong as humans thanks to a new ...

Other possible applications include robots that spy on the enemy in the battlefield. The KIMM team also hopes that morphing wheels will eventually be used with two- and four-legged robots ...