Artificial muscles can lift things 1,000 times, 3 times stronger than natural muscles
Artificial muscles can be created in any shape and are much more resilient and resistant than natural muscles.
A group of Columbia University engineers has produced an artificial engine using 3D printing technology. With this technology, artificial muscles can be created in any shape and have much better resilience and strength than natural muscles. Artificial mechanics will help flexible robots gain superior power and the ability to perform more flexible operations.
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