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A team at UCLA has built origami-inspired robots that overcome a crucial design challenge that has previously prevented the flexible autonomous machines from reaching their full potential - the folding robots are now chip-free.
By embedding flexible, conductive materials into a polyester sheet, researchers have created origami robots that don't need computer chips.
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Researchers at UCLA have designed semiconductor alternatives that function as foldable material—ideal for origami robots.