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pink robotic faceThe Asahi Shimbun
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Researchers from the University of Tokyo have brought a smile to the face of a bio-hybrid robot with living, lab-grown skin.
Scientists announced on June 26 that they have developed a technique to bind living tissue to an inorganic frame, like ligaments beneath the skin.
This allows the small, pink robotic face to move three -dimensionally, lifting its cheeks in an eerie smile.
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