Revolutionizing Robotics: Exploring the Transformative Potential of Graphene - A Comprehensive Review

Graphene, a two-dimensional carbon allotrope, has received a lot of attention in recent years because to its exceptional features, including as excellent electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, and flexibility. In robotics, these qualities hold enormous promise for transforming robotic system design and performance. This paper looks at graphene's possible applications in robotics, emphasizing sensor technology, actuation mechanisms, structural components, and energy storage. Graphene's unique qualities enable breakthroughs in a variety of robotics areas, including the development of lightweight and durable robotic platforms, the enhancement of sensor capabilities for environmental perception, and energy efficiency. This paper also addresses existing problems and future approaches for incorporating graphene into robotic systems, such as scalability, manufacturing methodologies, and cost-effectiveness. Overall, the synthesis of graphene-based materials with robotics gives interesting prospects to construct next-generation robots with better performance, adaptability, and functionalities.