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Sensory-motor tissues for soft robots
Sensory-Motor Tissues for Soft Robots
In this video, PhD student at LIS, EPFL and NCCR Robotics Jun Shintake explains his project “Sensory-Motor tissues for Soft Robots”.
For more information on this project please see:
New soft antagonistic actuator enables robots to fold
A foldable antagonistic actuator (academic paper)
Variable stiffness material based on rigid low-melting-point-alloy microstructures embedded in soft poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) (academic paper)
tags: c-Research-Innovation, EPFL, NCCR, robohub focus on soft robotics, Switzerland, video
NCCR Robotics
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