StickyBot Climbs On Up By Singularity Hub Staff September 11, 2012 Stanford’s StickyBot climbs various surfaces using a dry adhesive and techniques mimicked from Gecko biology. TagsBiotechnologyRobotics Share FacebookTwitterReddItEmailCopy URL Singularity Hub StaffSingularity Hub chronicles technological progress by highlighting the breakthroughs and issues shaping the future as well as supporting a global community of smart, passionate, action-oriented people who want to change the world. RELATED Boston Dynamics Says Farewell to Its Humanoid Atlas Robot—Then Brings It Back Fully Electric April 17, 2024 This Company Is Growing Mini Livers Inside People to Fight Liver Disease April 11, 2024 Environmental DNA Is Everywhere. Scientists Are Gathering It All. April 2, 2024 latest Scientists Create Atomically Thin Gold With Century-Old Japanese Knife Making Technique April 18, 2024 Boston Dynamics Says Farewell to Its Humanoid Atlas Robot—Then Brings It Back Fully Electric April 17, 2024 Exploding Stars Are Rare—but if One Was Close Enough, It Could Threaten Life on Earth April 16, 2024 Don't miss a trend Get Hub delivered to your inbox featured Elon Musk Doubles Down on Mars Dreams and Details What’s Next for SpaceX’s Starship April 12, 2024 Load more
