#Electrical Conductor

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Framework structure with nanoscopic insulation enables components for soft robotics and flexible electronics

Classical robots, such as those used for manufacturing, can lift heavy loads and repeat automated processes precisely. But they are too rigid and bulky for delicate work and interaction with humans. The research field of soft robotics works on the development of robots made of soft, organic materials and flexible technical components. Materials researchers at Kiel University have now developed a novel soft conductive material.

Unlike conventional soft conductors, it shows remarkably stable electrical properties even upon deformation. The reason for this is the special structure of the material and a nanoscopic insulating thin film coating. The research team published its results in the current issue of the journal Advanced Functional Materials.

Constant electrical resistance even during deformation

Unlike classical robots, humans and animals can perform fluid and fine movements and adapt them to their environment. Inspired by nature, soft robotics therefore relies on elastic, organic materials made of carbon instead of conventional, rigid metals. In addition, soft robots need elastic electrical conductors for communication between their sensors and actuators.

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H E A D C A N O N .

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I’m so confused on Connie like… Conductor could mean a couple of things.

What is he conducting? Music? Trains? Electricity?

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i've got a very important question

does anyone know what to get conductors that are probably around 60-70 years old?

and maybe another that's around 20-30?

i might be leaving them soon, because i'm switching, so i wanted to get them some gifts

the older conductors play piano and bass mainly (it's their specialty, but they play a lot of instruments) and they really like jazz

as for the younger one i think they used to play viola but because they're also teaching younger grades and stuff they had to learn the other instruments

i have another that's probably the same age, and they help our music program. they play the trumpet and violin really really well.

i really don't know what to get any of them

send help 😭

(stop just liking gimme adviceeeee or reblog or sum idek)