Thread 106208553

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Anonymous 8/10/2025, 6:32:42 AM No.106208553 >>106208875 >>106209688

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are wire-driven robots the endgame? all the mass is packed in the core, letting the limbs move around faster while still being precise and powerful. i can't picture a more optimal setup.

robotwaifutechnician 8/10/2025, 6:38:27 AM No.106208585 >>106208895

The end game is soft actuators that are triggered by electricity. There is some stuff like it such as hasel actuators and polymer robot muscles.

Anonymous 8/10/2025, 7:30:07 AM No.106208875 >>106209688

>>106208553 (OP)
>all this progress boils down to Leonardo's Knight

Anonymous 8/10/2025, 7:33:44 AM No.106208895 >>106209714

>>106208585
The end game is organic body grown with neurons grown on chips

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Anonymous 8/10/2025, 10:05:58 AM No.106209688

>>106208553 (OP)
Yes. It all comes down to the physics involved surrounding keeping thrown-weight at the extremities as low as possible. Just the same with racecars & their tires/suspension-systems.

>>106208875
This. The old ways are best!

robotwaifutechnician 8/10/2025, 10:12:42 AM No.106209714

>>106208895
The idea that humans are the rolls Royce of robotics is just religious baggage mest bag. A proper robot with polymer muscles can lift a car and do your math homework inna split second.