3D-Printed Robotic Gripper Works Without Electronics
The soft device can pick up, hold, and release objects, needing only a bottle of high-pressure gas as a power source.
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The soft device can pick up, hold, and release objects, needing only a bottle of high-pressure gas as a power source.
The gripper was developed by a team of roboticists at USC San Diego.
The gripper was developed by a team of roboticists at USC San Diego.
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