Tendon Mechanism Withstands Long-Term Testing
flngr · x · 2026-07-10
A reshared post demonstrates the performance of a "tendons" mechanism after millions of load cycles, pushing back against skepticism regarding tendon-based approaches.
The post emphasizes that this mechanical structure survived long-term testing, highlighting the durability and feasibility of robotic and biomimetic structures under real-world loads.
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