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Simulation of laminar bimorph piezoelectric microactuators with application in miniaturized robots
In order to implement miniaturized robots different possibilities for electromechanical actuation at the microscale must be evaluated according to their function on the robot, as well as, size, mechanical strength and deformation, resolution, power ...
Juan Alfaro-Barrantes +3 more
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Simulation of translational piezoelectric microactuators with application in miniaturized robots
In the design of miniaturized robots, different types of microelectromechanical actuators must be evaluated to determine the most appropriate one for each specific function as well as the best actuation effect for the size, force, supply voltage, energy,
Marta Vílchez-Monge +3 more
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System‐Engineered Miniaturized Robots: From Structure to Intelligence
The development of small machines, once envisioned by Feynman decades ago, has stimulated significant research in materials science, robotics, and computer science.
Vineeth Kumar Bandari, Oliver G. Schmidt
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Design of a Solenoid Actuator with a Magnetic Plunger for Miniaturized Segment Robots
We develop a solenoid actuator with a ferromagnetic plunger to generate both rectilinear and turning motions of a multi-segmented robot. Each segment of the miniaturized robot is actuated by a pair of solenoids, and in-phase and out-of-phase actuations ...
Chang-Woo Song, Seung-Yop Lee
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Challenges of Precision Assembly With a Miniaturized Robot [PDF]
The first part of the paper describes the miniaturized robot Parvus, which is suitable for desktop factory applications. The Parvus is well equipped for pick-and-place of micro parts in precision assembly. The challenges of precision assembly are discussed considering the technical data and behavior of the robot.
Annika Raatz, Jürgen Hesselbach
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Wireless Inchworm-like Compact Soft Robot by Induction Heating of Magnetic Composite
Microrobots and nanorobots have been produced with various nature-inspired soft materials and operating mechanisms. However, freely operating a wirelessly miniaturized soft robot remains a challenge.
Woojun Jung +2 more
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Steerable miniature jumping robot [PDF]
Jumping is used in nature by many small animals to locomote in cluttered environments or in rough terrain. It offers small systems the benefit of overcoming relatively large obstacles at a low energetic cost. In order to be able to perform repetitive jumps in a given direction, it is important to be able to upright after landing, steer and jump again ...
Kovac, Mirko +3 more
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A miniature 7g jumping robot [PDF]
Jumping can be a very efficient mode of locomotion for small robots to overcome large obstacles and travel in natural, rough terrain. In this paper we present the development and characterization of a novel 5 cm, 7g jumping robot. It can jump obstacles more than 27 times its own size and outperforms existing jumping robots by one order of magnitude ...
Kovac, Mirko +4 more
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Development of a Miniature Robot for Swarm Robotic Application [PDF]
Biological swarm is a fascinating behavior of nature that has been successfully applied to solve human problem especially for robotics application. The high economical cost and large area required to execute swarm robotics scenarios does not permit experimentation with real robot.
Farshad Arvin +2 more
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The aim of this study was to improve the extraction method for urinary organic acids by miniaturizing and automating the process. Currently, manual extraction methods are commonly used, which can be time-consuming and lead to variations in test results ...
Masauso Moses Phiri +2 more
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