This is another item for the insanely-cool-but-probably-mostly-useless file. This robotic face, made from a malleable, yet rigid material called Septom can shift to match any facial structure. Watch the video below to see it morph from one face into another. Creepy.

SciFi says:

Created by researchers at Tokyo University, the WD-2 has “17 facial points, for a total of 56 degrees of freedom.”

[via SciFi]

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