Soft robots with electronic skins and artificial muscles aid medical treatment

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Researchers at the University of North Carolina have developed soft robots with electronic skins and artificial muscles for medical use. These robots mimic natural muscle and skin functions, adapting to internal environments for improved safety and efficiency. They can perform tasks like monitoring pH levels in the stomach, tracking heart signals, and measuring blood pressure. Successful tests on animals show promise for enhancing medical diagnostics and treatments.


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