19K views · 125 reactions | A new kind of machine is emerging from the shadows of old science—powered not by motors or air pumps, but by steam. Developed by researchers at the University of Coimbra, this soft robot uses only water and heat to generate over 50 Newtons of force, allowing it to crawl, grip, and climb with astonishing precision. | The Brain Maze | Facebook

21K views · 160 reactions | Japan’s H2L has developed a groundbreaking technology called the Capsule Interface, which transforms the human body into a remote control for humanoid robots by detecting real-time muscle movement and applied force. | The Brain Maze | Facebook