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Sweating Robot Beats the Heat
This soft robotic finger leaks water when the temperature rises, cooling itself more efficiently than humans do https://t.co/65KhNnfmvt (By @sophiebushwick) https://t.co/pVieXzuXuZ
OpenBy leaking water, a soft robotic gripper cools itself more efficiently than humans do
This soft robotic finger leaks water when the temperature rises, cooling itself more efficiently than humans do https://t.co/65KhNnfmvt (By @sophiebushwick) https://t.co/pVieXzuXuZ
OpenSweating Robot Beats the Heat
By leaking water, a soft robotic gripper cools itself more efficiently than humans do
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