Squishy 'Octobot' may point to future of robotics

Tuesday, August 30, 2016 - 14:11 in Mathematics & Economics

When you think of a robot, you might imagine a metallic humanoid — and indeed, most robots today have hard, rigid bodies made of metal and plastic. But CBC Radio technology columnist Dan Misener explains why the softer, more flexible robot nicknamed the 'Octobot' may be a sign of robots to come.

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