4 accepted papers
Untethered soft actuators that operate without physical connections to external power sources or control system cables are an active area of research for their potential applications in human-robot interaction, haptic devices, and 4D printing due to their wide range of motion and high degrees of fre
Robot swarms hold immense potential for performing complex tasks far beyond the capabilities of individual robots. However, the challenge in unleashing this potential is the robots’ limited sensory capabilities, which hinder their ability to detect and adapt to unknown obstacles in real-time. To ove…
In the present study, we propose a largely deformable and miniaturized soft actuator that is made by an elastic rubber bladder (called a pouch) with a low-boiling-point liquid. When the temperature of the low-boiling-point liquid reaches 34 <sup xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:x
Untethered control of soft-bodied robots is attractive for interactions in a variety of unstructured and dynamic environments. However, soft robotics systems are currently limited in terms of wireless, selective, and scalable control of multiple actuators. Therefore, we propose a method to wirelessl