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Pal et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Exploiting mechanical instabilities in soft robotics: Control, sensing, and actuation

Pal et al., 2021

Document ID
89630098307824868
Author
Pal A
Restrepo V
Goswami D
Martinez R
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Materials

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The rapidly expanding field of soft robotics has provided multiple examples of how entirely soft machines and actuators can outperform conventional rigid robots in terms of adaptability, maneuverability, and safety. Unfortunately, the soft and flexible materials used …
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