Tricked Robots, Touch-Sensitive AI, and 3D Printing From Inside the Body

In Episode 9 of IoT Forge Unplugged, host Pavel Korshunov takes you on a wild ride through some of the most mind-bending developments in tech this year.We start with a story that sounds like sci-fi but isn’t: researchers have successfully jailbroken LLM-powered robots, manipulating real machines into unsafe actions with nothing but cleverly phrased prompts. It’s a wake-up call for developers and regulators as AI steps further into the physical world.

Then we pivot to Amazon’s Vulcan—a humanoid robot with a human-like sense of touch. Pavel explores how this robot adapts its grip in real time and what it means for the future of assistive and medical robotics.From there, we dive into the frontier of 3D printing, including bioprinting inside the human body using ultrasound and printing a 5,000-square-foot structure in just 75 hours.

From tissue repair to disaster-ready housing, the scale of innovation is staggering.Finally, we look at the new M5Stack Tab5, a feature-rich IoT terminal built for real-world prototyping. With dual-SoCs, a crisp 5” touchscreen, and industrial connectivity, it’s one of those devices that makes even the most cluttered workbench feel like it needs one more thing.

Whether you're an IoT enthusiast, developer, or tech leader, this episode delivers valuable insights and thought-provoking ideas—from robotics ethics to high-speed concrete printing.

🛠️ Topics Covered:

• Jailbreaking robots with LLMs (yes, it's real—and risky)
• Amazon Vulcan’s tactile humanoid interface
• Printing tissues inside the human body
• 3D-printing full-scale buildings in record time
• M5Stack Tab5: power-packed IoT terminal for under $60

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