Controllable water surface to underwater transition through electrowetting in a hybrid terrestrial-aquatic microrobot
Some animals have multimodal locomotive capabilities to survive in different environments. Inspired by nature, Chen et al. build a centimeter-scaled robot that is capable of walking on water, underwater, on land, and transiting among all three, whose ‘feet’ break water by modifying surface tension....
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Nature Portfolio
2018
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/8950f6f7d86e4b86839fb4d5fd08448d |
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| Sumario: | Some animals have multimodal locomotive capabilities to survive in different environments. Inspired by nature, Chen et al. build a centimeter-scaled robot that is capable of walking on water, underwater, on land, and transiting among all three, whose ‘feet’ break water by modifying surface tension. |
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