Soft robotics: a bioinspired evolution in robotics
Highlights • The paper reviews a recent development in soft robotics. • Soft materials in animals inspire a new wave of robotics. • Current enabling technologies in soft robotics and challenges are discussed. • Potential convergence between soft robotics and tissue engineering is introduced.
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| description | Highlights • The paper reviews a recent development in soft robotics. • Soft materials in animals inspire a new wave of robotics. • Current enabling technologies in soft robotics and challenges are discussed. • Potential convergence between soft robotics and tissue engineering is introduced. |
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