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    Contents | Science Robotics 8, 79 - 10 month(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 8|Issue 79|Jun 2023 ONLINE COVER Soft Robot Fabrication. Fabricating fully functional soft robots that do not require assembly of the component parts can be achieved by monolithic three-dimensional printing. Zhai et al. have developed a 3D-printing process that can produce airtight soft robots integrated with pneumatic valves, control switches, and…

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      The June issue of Science #Robotics is now out! The cover spotlights a new framework that created airtight, electronics-free, soft grippers that held onto and released objects by responding to gravity sensors or contact. https://t.co/qcYwRbcWDz https://t.co/FqHa0PTNic

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    Contents | Science Robotics 8, 78 - 12 month(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 8|Issue 78|May 2023 ONLINE COVER Special issue on brain-inspired and brain-interfacing robots. The ability of robots to recognize places is crucial for interacting with their environment. Inspired by the multimodal sensory processing by the brain, Fangwen Yu et al. have developed a general place recognition system that relies on multiple sensors, in…

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      The May issue of Science #Robotics is now out! The cover study features a new system that can help robots to recognize places by using a novel brain-inspired sensing approach. https://t.co/U3MdGazsA7 https://t.co/lPEbq05nu9

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    Contents | Science Robotics 8, 76 - 1 year(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 8|Issue 76|Mar 2023 ONLINE COVER Robust robots. The ability of robots to endure severe damage, as well as offer the possibility for repair, can enable their deployment in challenging settings. Kim et al. have developed aerial robots that can endure several punctures while sustaining controlled flight. The dielectric elastomer actuators on the robots…

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      The March issue of Science #Robotics is out! The cover features a damage-resilient dielectric elastomer actuator design that may prolong aerial robots' lifetimes. Other work spotlights an energy-efficient drone that can build 3D reconstructions: https://t.co/nqcwPR0h7h https://t.co/LIaH47itvE

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    Contents | Science Robotics 8, 75 - 1 year(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 8|Issue 75|Feb 2023 ONLINE COVER Quick Reaction. Exoskeleton suits can improve standing balance by quickly reacting to postural perturbations. Beck et al. have developed a wearable ankle exoskeleton suit, ExoBoot, that can generate artificially fast torque before the onset of the user’s physiological reaction. ExoBoot was validated with human…

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      February's issue of Science Robotics is out! The cover study shows that exoskeleton boots improve standing balance when they react to instability before their wearers do. Other work includes an artificial vision system inspired by how cuttlefish see: https://t.co/QHBBuABdoh https://t.co/NS3orIfS85

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    Contents | Science Robotics 8, 74 - 1 year(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 8|Issue 74|Jan 2023 ONLINE COVER Drones branch out. Continuous and systematic biomonitoring of natural environments could enable a better understanding of how the biosphere responds to environmental changes. Environmental DNA (eDNA) is a useful tool for assessing biodiversity levels, particularly in forests. Aucone et al. report a drone that can…

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      January's issue of #ScienceRobotics is out now! The cover study features a drone that can land on tree branches no matter their pliability, offering a better way to collect eDNA from forest canopies and monitor land #biodiversity: https://t.co/DXED952JQq #robotics https://t.co/YWEkeb8t64

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    Contents | Science Robotics 7, 70 - 2 year(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 7|Issue 70|Sep 2022 ONLINE COVER Microrobots Make Big Steps Toward Autonomy. Existing microrobots are generally limited to external control through magnetic fields or light. Microrobots that are able to integrate control, power, and sensing internally (or onboard) are expected to achieve greater autonomy than their externally controlled counterparts….

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      📢 The September issue of Science #Robotics is out! The cover study features a solar-powered chip that supports onboard control in untethered #robots invisible to the naked eye, with potential uses in environmental remediation and medicine. More here: https://t.co/hmmLJDM9Fu https://t.co/Vsx9cZxefk

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    Contents | Science Robotics 7, 69 - 2 year(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 7|Issue 69|Aug 2022 ONLINE COVER Flexing Biomolecular Muscle. Actuation of soft microrobots can be achieved through the application of miniature motors, such as artificial muscles. However, the integration of such actuators within soft microrobots requires assembly processes that are often slow and require multiple steps. Wang et al. have developed a…

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      In thenew August issue of @ScienceRobotics, learn more about sub-millimeter #robots and object micromanipulation, which has applications in industrial assembly. Check out the issue here: https://t.co/IRCXLWwxhx https://t.co/aAqIGhznbJ

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    Contents | Science Robotics 7, 69 - 2 year(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 7|Issue 69|Aug 2022 ONLINE COVER Flexing Biomolecular Muscle. Actuation of soft microrobots can be achieved through the application of miniature motors, such as artificial muscles. However, the integration of such actuators within soft microrobots requires assembly processes that are often slow and require multiple steps. Wang et al. have developed a…

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      The August issue of Science #Robotics is out! The cover article features in situ fabrication for sub-millimeter #robots in a fluid system, while other research highlights advancements in micro-scale robotic assembly and manipulation. Read more here 📢: https://t.co/qjKyhpFTOj https://t.co/PYE0XdkSec

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    Contents | Science Robotics 7, 67 - 2 year(s) ago

    Science Robotics Volume 7|Issue 67|Jun 2022 ONLINE COVER Special Issue on Electronic Skin and Computing Hardware for Robotics. In order for robots to be deployed effectively, they must be able to interact with their environment. Yu et al. have developed a…

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      📣 The June issue of Science #Robotics is out! The cover article showcases an #AI interface capable of remote robotic physiochemical sensing. Check out the issue: https://t.co/1MipsAcj9t https://t.co/BaugkqSf5e

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