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Accessible Soft Robotics Education with Re-configurable Balloon Robots
Soft robotics requires effective tools to educate the next generation of engineers and researchers. Stemming from a lack of universally accepted principles for education and with high barriers to entry in terms of fabrication and hardware, education to ...
Gilday, Kieran Daniel +2 more
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Biomedical soft robots: current status and perspective
This paper reviews the current status of soft robots in biomedical field. Soft robots are made of materials that have comparable modulus of elasticity to that of biological systems.
Hamidi, Reza Jalilzadeh +5 more
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Software toolkit for modeling, simulation and control of soft robots [PDF]
International audienceThe technological differences between traditional robotics and soft robotics have an impact on all of the modeling tools generally in use, including direct kinematics and inverse models, Jacobians, and dynamics.
O. Goury +24 more
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Soft Robotics: Challenges and Perspectives
AbstractThere has been an increasing interest in the use of unconventional materials and morphologies in robotic systems because the underlying mechanical properties (such as body shapes, elasticity, viscosity, softness, density and stickiness) are crucial research topics for our in-depth understanding of embodied intelligence.
Fumiya Iida, Cecilia Laschi
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Soft Robots: Increasing Robot Diversity with Soft Materials [PDF]
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Toward Long-Lasting Large-Scale Soft Robots: The Durability Challenge in Architectured Materials
Soft robots promise groundbreaking advancements across various industries. However, soft robots are susceptible to wear, fatigue, and material degradation.
Stella, Francesco +6 more
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As soft robots become more prevalent in society, it becomes increasingly important to understand how laypersons evaluate their risks and benefits relative to conventional rigid robots.
J. Fenn +16 more
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Soft Robotics: Biological Inspiration, State of the Art, and Future Research
Traditional robots have rigid underlying structures that limit their ability to interact with their environment. For example, conventional robot manipulators have rigid links and can manipulate objects using only their specialised end effectors.
Deepak Trivedi +3 more
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Bioinspired Ultrathin Piecewise Controllable Soft Robots
In nature, animals or plants often use soft organs to move and hunt. Research works on bioinspired materials and devices have attracted more and more interest as which show the potential for future intelligent robots.
Song Wang +21 more
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Bio-inspired locomotion of functional materials-based small-scale soft robots
Soft robotics, as an interdisciplinary field, has attracted significant attention due to its diverse applications. With the advancement of functional materials, various soft actuators have been developed to construct small-scale soft robots.
Ruitong Yang +4 more
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