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Materials challenges for powering miniature bioinspired robots
Sameh Tawfick
, James Pikul
Mechanical Science and Engineering
Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology
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Heterogeneous Integration
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Actuator
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Power Source
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Material Fabrication
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Energy Sources
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System Performance
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Fabrication Technology
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Bio-inspired Robot
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Wiring
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Bio-inspired Design
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Autonomous Robots
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High Power Efficiency
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Body Structure
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Power Converter
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Insect Scale
100%
New Materials Design
100%
Untethered Robots
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Miniature Mobile Robot
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Fast Actuation
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Robot Challenge
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Complementary Element
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Engineering
Robot
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Actuation
50%
Energy Source
50%
Power Converter
50%
Mobile Robot
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Material Science
Actuator
100%