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Can this be used in robotics? I know the air-compression muscles provide some of the best performance for grip and human-like motion but they require noisy heav
by runewell 13y ago
Can this be used in robotics? I know the air-compression muscles provide some of the best performance for grip and human-like motion but they require noisy heavy equipment and can be costly. Although this solution looks more primitive it makes me wonder if it could be engineered into an effective replacement at a much lower cost and weight along with silence when in operation.
- XorNot 13y agoHeat controlled, so you'd need a central heating and cooling reservoir to achieve motion with any rapidity.