Jumping into the future: Scientists develop robotic leg inspired by human muscles
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Scientists have developed a robotic leg mimicking human muscles, using electro-hydraulic actuators connected to a skeleton by tendons. This design adapts to uneven terrain without complex sensors, adjusting stiffness by varying voltage. The leg outperforms traditional motor-driven designs in efficiency and heat generation, showing promise for prosthetics, disaster relief, and human-robot interaction. While not fully autonomous, this technology could transform healthcare and rescue operations.
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