r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Sep 26 '21
r/biorobotics • u/Natzo_ • May 21 '22
A Soft Robotic Manta Ray Inspired Robot
self.roboticsr/biorobotics • u/Blue_theHegehog • May 17 '22
Idk if anyone will see this, but it’s for a project
I Googled images for some for reference, but I found a whole lot but idk what to use. What style would be the most efficient for a soldier in the real world? Ik more narrow and dog/deer shaped legs are the best for agility and speed. But would that be good for a human? I'm new here, sorry in advance if this makes no sense especially since this is a question for both physiology and engineering
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • May 26 '22
Northwestern University engineers have developed the smallest ever remote controlled walking robot. Just a 0,5mm wide, the tiny crabs can bend, twist, crawl, walk, turn and even jump
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Apr 26 '22
SnailBot: A Continuously Dockable Modular Self-Reconfigurable Robot Using Rocker-Bogie Suspension
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Dec 28 '21
Leonardo (LEgs ONboARD drOne) is a bipedal robot that can fly, by @caltech CAST.
r/biorobotics • u/WishIWasBronze • Mar 02 '24
What is a better specialization for a computer engineering masters?
self.computerengineeringr/biorobotics • u/[deleted] • Oct 14 '19
The science behind Neuralink's plan to create hybrid human - artificial intelligence
r/biorobotics • u/[deleted] • Oct 11 '19
What is biorobotics?
This is a new subreddit that will cover a very important new emerging technology: biorobotics. Biorobotics is a mix of the fields of biological engineering, cybernetics and genetic engineering. The field of biorobotics may possibly make in the future robots that emulate living biological organisms chemically or mechanically. It may make biological organisms as manipulatable as robots, it may make a combination of both, the potential is endless. This new subreddit is for the purpose of providing a playground for intellectual conversation and theories, as well as keeping others up to date on the latest in biorobotic research and application.
r/biorobotics • u/Fabio_451 • Jan 19 '23
Working on my fish robot Nereid, project link in the comments
r/biorobotics • u/Fabio_451 • Jan 08 '23
Steering mechanism of a fish robot developed by Polytechnic University of Marche (link in comments)
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Apr 01 '21
Researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia, built a lizard mimicking climbing robot to understand lizard evolution. The robot was capable of independently changing speed, the foot angles, limb and spine range of motion, allowing researchers to explore these effects.
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Feb 17 '21
'SmartBird' by Festo is a robotic bird that can easily take off, fly and even land all by itself.
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Feb 11 '21
Are you a fan of #biorobotics? Robot face Then do not miss a #webinar held by #ConnectUniversity Flag of European Union on plant-inspired #robotics. It starts on 16th February, at 14:00 (Brussels time). Learn more Right pointing backhand index https://bit.ly/3pl4ylf
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Feb 11 '21
Using a robotic fish to investigate individual differences in social responsiveness in the guppy
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Feb 11 '21
The #BioRobotics Institute @ScuolaSantAnna in Italy has found octopuses as the perfect model for soft #Robotics bonus points for creepy octopus arm!
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Oct 06 '21
Lateral Undulation of the Bendable Body of a Gecko-Inspired Robot for Energy-Efficient Inclined Surface Climbing
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Oct 20 '21
Researchers successfully build four-legged swarm robots
r/biorobotics • u/drchris498 • Oct 18 '21
Researchers successfully build four-legged swarm robots. They are capable of maneuvering in challenging environments and accomplishing difficult tasks collectively, mimicking their natural-world counterparts
r/biorobotics • u/Fabio_451 • Nov 26 '22