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This 'Robotic Skin' Brings Inanimate Objects, Stuffed Toys To Life
Yale University researchers have designed new 'robotic skins' that can simply be slipped onto inanimate objects to make them move like automatons. The new customizable tech can be used in a variety of tasks from wearable technology to space missions.
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