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An Ultrasonic Microrobot Enabling Ultrafast Bidirectional Navigation in Confined Tubular Environments. [PDF]
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Bioinspired Geometry-Encoded Rheotactic Navigation of Sound-Driven Microrobots
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Annual Review of Biomedical EngineeringScientists around the world have long aimed to produce miniature robots that can be controlled inside the human body to aid doctors in identifying and treating diseases.
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Delivering drugs with microrobots
Science, 2023Biomedical microrobots could overcome current challenges in targeted therapies More than 90% of drug candidates fail during clinical trials. There are many reasons for failure—lack of efficacy, poor material properties, and a lack of commercial need ...
Bradley J. Nelson, S. Pané
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Smart Materials for Microrobots.
Chemical Reviews, 2021Over the past 15 years, the field of microrobotics has exploded with many research groups from around the globe contributing to numerous innovations that have led to exciting new capabilities and important applications, ranging from in vivo drug delivery,
Fernando Soto +5 more
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Synergistic integration of materials in medical microrobots for advanced imaging and actuation
Nature Reviews MaterialsXosé Luís Deán-Ben +2 more
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Nature Reviews Materials, 2018
Microorganisms can move in complex media, respond to the environment and self-organize. The field of microrobotics strives to achieve these functions in mobile robotic systems of sub-millimetre size. However, miniaturization of traditional robots and their control systems to the microscale is not a viable approach.
Stefano Palagi, Peer Fischer
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Microorganisms can move in complex media, respond to the environment and self-organize. The field of microrobotics strives to achieve these functions in mobile robotic systems of sub-millimetre size. However, miniaturization of traditional robots and their control systems to the microscale is not a viable approach.
Stefano Palagi, Peer Fischer
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Structured light enables biomimetic swimming and versatile locomotion of photoresponsive soft microrobots [PDF]
Nature Materials, 2016 Microorganisms move in challenging environments by periodic changes in body shape. In contrast, current artificial microrobots cannot actively deform, exhibiting at best passive bending under external fields.
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2021
In the last few decades, the highly multisciplinary field of microrobotics has seen important developments. Among the most significant landmarks in the field is the introduction of soft materials in the microfabrication of untethered devices. Novel functionalities and actuation strategies have been implemented thanks to the use of soft and smart ...
Bernasconi R., Pane S., Magagnin L.
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In the last few decades, the highly multisciplinary field of microrobotics has seen important developments. Among the most significant landmarks in the field is the introduction of soft materials in the microfabrication of untethered devices. Novel functionalities and actuation strategies have been implemented thanks to the use of soft and smart ...
Bernasconi R., Pane S., Magagnin L.
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3D printing of functional microrobots
Chemical Society Reviews, 20213D printing can enable the customized design and fabrication of microrobots for a wide range of functional applications.
Jinhua Li, Martin Pumera
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