The Kids Who Grew Up with Baymax Are Now Building Him
Many of today’s robotics leaders grew up inspired by The Terminator, but the next generation grew up with a very different and softer vision of the future: Baymax.
Soft robotics is a field that designs robots made from flexible materials instead of rigid parts. These robots move more like living organisms, allowing them to handle delicate objects and adapt to complex environments. Used in areas like healthcare, manufacturing, and agriculture, soft robotics expands what machines can safely and efficiently do in the real world.
Many of today’s robotics leaders grew up inspired by The Terminator, but the next generation grew up with a very different and softer vision of the future: Baymax.
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As the AI companion market explodes, the technology is quickly jumping from the digital to the physical world through robotics.