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Josh Burda on Twitter: "You had me at “lionfish-inspired robot”. @Cornell investigators made some nutrient dense hydraulic robot blood for some swimming fishy robots. 🤖 https://t.co/N2jyrKfij8 https://t.co/R3WY5jQG1M" / Twitter
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Electrolytic vascular systems for energy-dense robots | robot, nature, newspaper | A synthetic circulatory system consisting of a hydraulic liquid that mechanically drives and electrically powers a soft robotic lionfish is shown
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Electrolytic vascular systems for energy-dense robots | Nature
Electrolytic vascular systems for energy-dense robots | Nature
Electrolytic vascular systems for energy-dense robots | Nature
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Vascular System — Cameron aubin
Vascular System — Cameron aubin
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Energy Storage for Robotics – Pikul Research Group
Electrolytic vascular systems for energy-dense robots | Nature
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Electrolytic vascular systems for energy-dense robots | Nature
Energy Storage for Robotics – Pikul Research Group
