Allonic, Hungarian company is building biomimetic humanoid robots by weaving high-strengh fiber threads around a minimal skeleton, the way human body connective issue wraps around the bone, to produce complex dexterous bodies, strong yet soft, cheaper

Hungarian company Allonic is developing a novel method for building humanoid robots. Instead of traditional rigid frames, they weave high-strength fiber threads around a minimal skeleton, mimicking how connective tissue wraps around human bones. This biomimetic approach aims to create complex, dexterous bodies that are both strong and soft. The technique promises to produce robots that are significantly cheaper than current models, potentially lowering a major barrier to widespread adoption.