Could the Future of Companion Robots Float Instead of Walk?
Could the future of companion robots be soft, floating creatures instead of humanoid machines?
The City University of Hong Kong is a public research university known for its work in engineering, computer science, and applied research. It has a focus on next-gen artificial intelligence, robotics, and smart manufacturing technologies.
Could the future of companion robots be soft, floating creatures instead of humanoid machines?
Researchers from the City University of Hong Kong developed the NRE-skin that triggers reflexes to avoid damage without routing signals to the robot’s central processor.