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Engineers bring a soft touch to commercial robotics
— by Ben
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Movie-Making Tech Reveals Elephant Trunk Motions
— by Ben
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Peeking into a chrysalis, videos reveal growth of butterfly wing scales
— by Ben
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Roboticists, Engineers and Biologists Built a Robot that Mimics the Mantis Shrimp’s Punch
— by Stephanie
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Your next iPhone could be built with tools inspired by ant teeth
— by Ben
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A robotic fish tail and an elegant math ratio could inform the design of next- generation underwater drones #drone #droneday
— by Ben
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Researchers introduce a new generation of tiny, agile drones #drone #droneday
— by Ben
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From butterfly wings to shrimp claws: Mimicking nature on the nanoscale #Biomimicry
— by Jessie Mae
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Japanese town deploys robot wolves to ward off bear attacks
— by Ben
Filed under: random, robotics — 
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Mimicking Moth Eyes to Produce Transparent Anti-Reflective Coatings #Biomimicry
— by Jessie Mae
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Printing plastic webs to protect the cellphone screens of the future #biomimicry
— by Jessie Mae
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This New Jet Concept Flaps Its Wings Like a Bird to Fly More Efficiently
— by Jessie Mae
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Bio-Inspired Robots #Biomimicry
— by Jessie Mae
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Researchers built a robot squid that propels itself with a water jet #Robotics #Squidbot #drone
— by Ben
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Wool-like material can remember and change shape #WearableWednesday #3DPrinting
— by Ben
Filed under: 3D printing, biomimicry, wearables — 
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