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- Advances in materials science are leading to new materials that can integrate more seamlessly into robotic systems.
- This integration may allow robots to change their properties or functions based on their environment.
- As a result, the distinction between robots and the materials they are made from will become increasingly unclear.
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Advances in materials science will blur the boundaries between robots and the materials from which they are composed.
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