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Aakash kashyap

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Robots will look like this in future ☠️ Are you ready for this, share your thoughts 💬

Sajin
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Foundation • 7m

Moving entirely from metal and silicon based hardware to biological neurons, proteins and cellular based computers like us, will be the biggest leap in robotics. We are very far from there.

Aakash kashyap

Building JalSeva and... • 7m

While moving entirely to biological neurons, proteins, and cellular-based systems seems like a huge leap, I wouldn't say we're as far as it may seem. Some companies are already exploring hybrid approaches combining biological elements with machine learning. For example, Cortical Labs has created "DishBrain," a system that uses brain cells to perform tasks, essentially merging biological intelligence with synthetic systems. Similarly, Koniku has developed neuro-computational platforms that mimic biological functions for specific applications like smell detection. It’s true that building a robot that acts exactly like a human might take a long time, but we’re making small steps in that direction. So, while we’re not there yet, the progress happening now shows that it might not be as far off as we think.

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Sajin
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Smell has to do with particles, it took so much time to invent smell detection and recreation, compared to sound and pictures. We do have few researches here and there. But i think it will take a long time, until all these to get into practical use. Medical and chemical reactions in living bodies are too advanced. Perhaps we might have cyborg, or computer prosthetics, before we reach the era of biological robots. But earlier the better, lots of diseases and issues in our body can be cured

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