This Tentacle-Like Robot Arm Uses Magnets to Move, Not Motors ...Middle East

Much like art, science also imitates life. In this case, some clever scientists built a fascinating robot arm that looks and moves like an octopus’ tentacle. It collapses nearly flat and can stretch out to reach things far away from its base. But you’ll be surprised at how it moves like that.Read This Article on Review Geek ›

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