Why copy nature so literally instead of redesigning?
Replied byDhanush Radhakrishnan
Founder & CEO at Clone Robotics
Niche: Technology, AI, Production
Revenue: $100K–$500K/month
Location: India
Started: 2023
The bar is human parity across strength, speed, dexterity, and a soft, fleshy body at a cost we can produce. Copying nature reduces the number of problems. We focus on making muscles and polymer analogs for soft tissues, then attach them like in the body.
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