Dangling, twitching human robot with synthetic muscles makes its debut
Atherton, California-based Clone Robotics designed the Protoclone with a polymer skeleton that replicates 206 human bones.
Clone Robotics shows first "full-body android"
Instead of electrical actuators, the "full-body android" Protoclone V1 uses artificial muscles that are moved by fluid ...
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As BioMarin searches for 'clever science,' its R&D chief warns innovation could be hit by NIH fund drought
The R&D head is looking for "clever science," which Friberg said is readily apparent in BioMarin’s recent research pact with CAMP4 Therapeutics. The partners are using CAMP4’s regulatory RNA platform ...
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‘People are pissed’: What’s going on with the CFMEU?
As a report from Geoffrey Watson exposes more alleged wrongdoing in NSW, members of the CFMEU wonder if enough is being done to reform their troubled union.
Record of history at 180-year-old Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery in grave danger due to vandalism, lack of maintenance
From mystery corpses to controversial war heroes, Queanbeyan's 180-year-old Riverside Cemetery boasts plenty of prominent ...
The Artists Finding New Ways to Depict the Human Body
At a time of increasing anxiety about physical anatomy, figurative sculptors are breathing new life into one of the world’s ...
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Protoclone: how the robot that faithfully replies the human musculoskeletal system
Clone Robotics Imagine a robot capable of moving with the same fluidity as a human being, precisely reproducing ...