Overview

• The skin is made from human cells grown in collagen and attached to a robotic face using V-shaped perforations.
• This development aims to enhance robots' lifelike appearance, mobility, and self-healing capabilities.
• The technology could benefit cosmetic research, plastic surgery training, and drug development.
• Researchers are exploring further advancements like adding sweat glands, pores, and blood vessels to the skin.
• The project highlights the intersection of biology and robotics, pushing the boundaries of humanoid robot design.