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How should microrobots swim?Abbott et al., 2009
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- Abbott J
- Peyer K
- Lagomarsino M
- Zhang L
- Dong L
- Kaliakatsos I
- Nelson B
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- The international journal of Robotics Research
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Microrobots have the potential to dramatically change many aspects of medicine by navigating through bodily fluids to perform targeted diagnosis and therapy. Researchers have proposed numerous micro-robotic swimming methods, with the vast majority utilizing …
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