We have seen the future of humanoid robots, and it begins with Frank. He a six-foot-tall robot is made up of artificial body parts, has 200 processors and is covered in over a million sensors. Frank boasts a functioning circulatory system fitted with a beating heart.
Here's what The Daily Mail has to say about Frank, the bionic man:
The heart and other organs in the circulatory system were built by Alex Seifalian, a professor of Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine at University College London, using a specially-designed polymer that builds implantable organs of any shape.
The skin of the robot features over one million sensors that can detect touch and changes in temperature.
Here's what The Daily Mail has to say about Frank, the bionic man:
The heart and other organs in the circulatory system were built by Alex Seifalian, a professor of Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine at University College London, using a specially-designed polymer that builds implantable organs of any shape.
The skin of the robot features over one million sensors that can detect touch and changes in temperature.
