The hand was printed using a technique called slow-curing, which gives plastics more time to set and makes them more durable.

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The hand could lead to advanced prosthetic hands for amputees or robots with the dexterity and strength to perform household task.

The hand also detects force using sensors built into its fingers. These allow the robot to push objects with just the right amount of pressure, useful in manufacturing, where precision matters.

Because the hand was the only thing they needed, right? Swiss boffins have created a robot hand which includes bones and tissues which allows it to make it flexible and agile. Swiss Federal ...

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