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ScienceDaily1 month agoData scienceBuilt-in bionic computingRobots using soft materials in disaster management face challenges in flexible control. [ more ]
Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News3 months agoDesignCute, sweater-wearing android can help carry heavier objects - Yanko DesignPunyo is a robot by Toyota with a cute design inspired by Baymax from Big Hero 6, combining soft and hard robotics for functionality. Punyo uses its entire body, including chest, hips, and arms, to lift objects, enhancing its capability to carry heavier objects. [ more ]
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Ars Technica3 months agoOMG scienceResearchers resurrect long-extinct fossil creature as a robotSoft robot version of ancient sea creature Pleurocystitid created using paleontology principles. Replica allows scientists to decode movement and explore biomechanical differences among life forms. [ more ]
ScienceDaily3 months agoOMG scienceHow ancient sea creatures can inform soft roboticsSoft robotics utilizes soft materials to create flexible and safe robots for various applications. Richard Desatnik and his team are studying ancient animals to learn more about locomotion and apply it to soft robotics. [ more ]