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A review on robotic fish enabled by ionic polymer–metal composite artificial musclesChen, 2017
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- Chen Z
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- Robotics and biomimetics
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A novel actuating material, which is lightweight, soft, and capable of generating large flapping motion under electrical stimuli, is highly desirable to build energy-efficient and maneuverable bio-inspired underwater robots. Ionic polymer–metal composites are …
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