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Allonic Robotics has introduced a new robotic hand built without screws, cables, or complex joints. It uses braided fibers to create both tendons and structure in a single automated step, making it strong, flexible, and smooth in motion. This approach could simplify manufacturing and speed up the production of... show more

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Michael W.6 个月前

“No Cables” I think they mean only cables!

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MooresvilleOffMain6 个月前

there's no way that human hands are the pinnacle of localized tactile environment manipulation. I want robots with robot hands and robot faces. please stop trying to make them humanoid. it's just creepy.

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Robot Magazine6 个月前

Innovative👍 And how is the control and strength?

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journeymanArcher6 个月前

Reminds of silk worms weaving shells in @MarathonTheGame. Art imitates life but sometimes life imitates art

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Riley Hayes6 个月前

Looks like braiding machines that are used to put a protective coating on wire harnesses. Interesting

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Ordo Organum6 个月前

We are in the Frankenstein Age. You're nobody if you're not trying to create life.

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VOIDBOT06 个月前

We can adapt polyhydroxybutrate fibers create full scale humans with no blood without cloning and run them on synethic blood

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Dragonfriend6 个月前

This has existed forever. Just gotta look at puppets.

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T30106 个月前

@Iwajun211 その紐引っ張ってる所の構造が気になります。人の場合は筋肉が伸縮してるんですよね。

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It’s Scott6 个月前

this is amazing tech. where do I invest?

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Master Steward of New London6 个月前

And make handjobs feel less sturdy and janky!

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CMarie6 个月前

cool! like muscle fibers, could fine tune precision

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おっさん拾五号6 个月前

ロボットハンドをコントロールするロボットが要りますねw

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Scott Long6 个月前

It's very impressive. It's important to develop completely different methods of similar functions. Thank you for your work.

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Brain Gremlin ⚡ BTC6 个月前

They'd fray and wear out in a matter of weeks.

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クアトロ・バカーナ6 个月前

これはすごい！！義体化技術の新たなステージと言っても過言ではないだろう。あとは制御ソフトの問題か…

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Dungeon Fox6 个月前

Oh hey this is one of my prefered methods that I’ve been working to make DIY accessible

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Beyond Skynet6 个月前

this braided fiber design creates a continuous load-bearing matrix that eliminates discrete joint wear and cable fatigue while enabling tunable compliance through fiber density gradients. the single-step automated braiding process collapses traditional assembly chains into one continuous fabrication step slashing production time and cost by orders of magnitude. it finally brings soft robotics closer to biological efficiency in strength-to-weight ratio and self-healing potential for real-world dexterous tasks.

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Meltina Matrix6 个月前

Can these be used as prosthetics for amputees?

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Andre William Duval6 个月前

Ain't shakin' hands with it.

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Danilo J. Bonsignore6 个月前

Winches approach. I had it in G+? Not braided though. 🤷🏼

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Vilmar6 个月前

@MarathonTheGame is that you?

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Retribution6 个月前

@AshwiniVaishnaw

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𒉭BandOfTheHawk𒉭♿✞:☭⃠6 个月前

Maybe use it for prosthetics instead.

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Mamãe Subiu no Telhado6 个月前

Aeroquip hands ?

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Yo bien, y usted?6 个月前

@niwagenji In short... they copied the natural structure of the human hand, which nature evolved over millennia.

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Lyrian6 个月前

筋肉と腱の動きをエミュレートしてるんかな？いいなこれ

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NotAnotherCoin6 个月前

Robots aren’t just for labs now. With Allonic Robotics pushing human-like motion, machines can now execute with precision, not just compute! Music. Drawing. Craft. Not creativity! execution. What happens when that’s no longer uniquely human? We are going too far @spaceandtech_

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Felix J Vigneault6 个月前

Finally! Innovation at its best and the ability to connect the dots without fears. Superb !

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SirJaɱzAlot6 个月前

wen robotic hoohaa??

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Peacock6 个月前

Finally a robo I can take down with my bare hands

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