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Milli-moteins and wobble motors | Robots.net
Steve Rainwater of Robots.net has provided a more accessible, but still detailed account of the DARPA-sponsored work on programmable matter at MIT, with particular focus on the electropermanent wobble stepper motors which are expected to find many applications and which are now on an independent path to market.
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tags: DARPA, electropermanent wobble stepper motor, MIT, programmable matter
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