What if we could create liquid robots?

What if we could create liquid robots?

1) Artificial fur can keep the water or some other liquid away from the pouter layer of the robot. 

Even if we cannot create a liquid robot, what can transform itself to man, we could create the artificial amoeba-type mass, which is controlled by microchips and small-sized robots. Those robots could look hairy because their outer layer would be covered by the extremely small-sized manipulators, which are moving the protective mass, what can be things like mercury-based metal combinations.

The robots might have two kinds of furs, the furs, which are operating as the movement tools, and furs, which are equipped with CCD-chips. That allows those systems to make observations of the areas around them.

1.2) Artificial amoebas can be used to research things like geysers or tight but deep slits in the basement. 

And that allows the system to move like an amoeba. If the outer layer of the robots would be covered the hair-looking nanotechnical system, what would keep the mass away from the layer by using the surface tension, that thing allows the robot make many things like going in the very hot places.

The artificial fur allows covering the robot by using a liquid layer, which is isolated from the outer layer of that machine. And that makes possible that the system would operate in the heat or some acid. The liquid outer layer would allow that robots can move through the smallest holes.

2) But what would you do with the magnetic silicone?

Term "magnetic silicone" means the elastic silicone, where is iron atoms connected in those molecules. That thing could allow creating elastic material, what reacts to magnetic fields, and that thing allows the system to operate with that kind of thing more effectively than by using normal silicone.

That kind of thing could have many places, where it can be used. one version is the silicone-based elastic material, where are nanotubes and underpressure bubbles inside that structure. This kind of system would act as an artificial sponge.

2.1) Liquid robots can be used as the sponge, which cleans dirt from the layer, and then just goes back to the tank independently. 

When this mass would pump over the layer, the magnets would pull the nanotubes, where is the iron molecule on the top of it in the right direction. Then they would pull the dirt from the layer to those bubbles. And then that mass can be pulled away by using magnets, or the small robots, what is installed in that mass can just move it back to the tank.

If we would make the submarine, what is covered by using the layer of magnetic silicone, what would be pulled away from the outer layer, that would allow making extra protection for the boat. That thing could protect the hull of the boat against torpedoes or other types of weapons, and that makes this kind of thing very interesting. The submarine can be in the bubble of the magnetic silicone, and when it must launch torpedoes, that silicone can turn away from the front of the torpedo tube. And that kind of thing might be one type of armor of tomorrow.

More about these topics; https://futurism.com/the-byte/scientists-build-robots-floating-liquid-metal

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