Soft Robot
Soft robotics focuses on creating robots from flexible materials, enabling safer and more adaptable interaction with unstructured environments. Current research emphasizes developing accurate models for control, often employing neural networks (like recurrent neural networks and Echo State Networks), physical reservoir computing, and data-driven methods such as Lagrangian Operator Inference and Proper Orthogonal Decomposition for model reduction. This field is significant due to its potential applications in diverse areas like minimally invasive surgery, search and rescue, and underwater exploration, driving advancements in both robotics and materials science.
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SoftSnap: Rapid Prototyping of Untethered Soft Robots Using Snap-Together Modules
Luyang Zhao, Yitao Jiang, Chun-Yi She, Muhao Chen, Devin BalkcomTowards Reinforcement Learning Controllers for Soft Robots using Learned Environments
Uljad Berdica, Matthew Jackson, Niccolò Enrico Veronese, Jakob Foerster, Perla Maiolino
October 8, 2024
September 25, 2024
Self-Sensing for Proprioception and Contact Detection in Soft Robots Using Shape Memory Alloy Artificial Muscles
Ran Jing, Meredith L. Anderson, Juan C. Pacheco Garcia, Andrew P. SabelhausHydraulic Volumetric Soft Everting Vine Robot Steering Mechanism for Underwater Exploration
Danyaal Kaleel, Benoit Clement, Kaspar Althoefer
September 24, 2024
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