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Scientists have made progress in robotics by creating programmable hydrogels, materials that shift shape when triggered by light or heat.These flexible hydrogels can mimic muscles, enabling the creation of soft robotics that are safer and gentler for human interaction. This advancement holds significant promise for engineering in medicine.
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Scientists have made progress in robotics by creating programmable hydrogels, materials that shift shape when triggered by light or heat.These flexible hydrogels can mimic muscles, enabling the creation of soft robotics that are safer and gentler for human interaction. This advancement holds significant promise for engineering in medicine.
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