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Your Body Is Made Of Hydrogel, And Soon Robots Could Be Too

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Your Body Is Made Of Hydrogel, And Soon Robots Could Be Too

by The Daily Eye Team November 12 2015, 11:37 am Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 14 secs

Researchers at MIT have detailed a new method to create synthetic hydrogels—polymer networks infiltrated with water—that stick to non-porous surfaces such as glass or silicon with a strength comparable to the bond between cartilage and bone.

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