If the parts are cheap enough, might it not matter that they don't last the regular MTTF?
One of the arguments I've seen them using is that their robots can actually move faster than regular ones due to their weight advantage - currently I would guess accuracy is not as good though.
Another point I've been thinking about is that biological systems tend to combine the rigid and non-rigid per the needs of the organism, right? It seems that combining these techniques could also be interesting.
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If the parts are cheap enough, might it not matter that they don't last the regular MTTF?
One of the arguments I've seen them using is that their robots can actually move faster than regular ones due to their weight advantage - currently I would guess accuracy is not as good though.
Another point I've been thinking about is that biological systems tend to combine the rigid and non-rigid per the needs of the organism, right? It seems that combining these techniques could also be interesting.