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A new startup hopes to make robots more humane by equipping them with a sense of touch. Robots are slowly being integrated into our daily lives. Some of them have become healthcare workers, warehouse staff, and even restaurant chefs.
During the past few decades, robotics has emerged at an unparalleled rate. But several robots remain rigid, noisy, and heavy.
A new startup is claiming that the next generation of robotics will feature sensory skins, fabricated muscles and artificial neurons that will allow them to feel.