Robots Made With Human Tissue: Scientists Say It's Possible

The Terminator, Ava and bicentennial man Andrew Martin have one thing in common -- all are robots with human tissue that makes them look like real humans. While they may pass for humans in their own cinematic universe, they are now viewed differently by real-life scientists. Apparently, scientists are now seeing the most practical use of humanoid robots in the field of medicine. For two University of Oxford biomedical researchers Pierre-Alexis Mouthuy and Andrew Carr, building robots with human tissue is very possible and should be the next breakthrough in regenerative medicine. They say that robots are actually what the human race needs if people want tissue transplants that actually work and do not require human donors.