Robotic Folding Sheet Adapts to Terrain and Grasps Items Using Built-in Sensors
SOUTH KOREA, AUG 6 – The robotic sheet uses 308 heat-sensitive elements to crawl and grasp objects, improving adaptability for exploration and healthcare, researchers say.
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Robotic folding sheet adapts to terrain and grasps items using built-in sensors
A flexible robotic sheet that can grasp objects and move across surfaces has been created by a team of researchers led by Jung Kim from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.
Robotic sheet can fold, crawl, wave, with applications in exploration and healthcare
South Korean engineers have developed a flexible robotic sheet which can grasp objects and move across surfaces – useful skills for applications in healthcare, exploration and haptic displays where users can “feel” virtual stimuli. The design is detailed in a paper published in Nature Communications. Engineers have been developing flexible robots that can change shape for years. These robots, however, tend to require fixed hinge-like structures…
A Korean robot model has neither gripper arm nor legs – and resembles a sheet of paper.How does it work?A Korean robot model has no gripper arm or legs – and resembles a sheet of paper.How does it work?
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