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Climbing Robot With Fin Ray Whegs · 模型 161395
mproving robot mobility is essential for applications in bridge and building monitoring, and a variety of other inspection tasks. The past decade has presented a dramatic expansion in the development of mobile robots and the application of robotic systems to practical tasks. Despite the proliferation of computation and sensing at the small scale, robots remain mostly incapable of accessing all but the most evenly structured environments, and cannot reach the performances of natural systems. On the other hand, animals in a forest, such as geckos, acrobatically sprint over uneven terrain horizontally, vertically and even over the surface of the water at the same high speed. The major reason for this ability of geckos is their long and elastic tails, which enable them to act as nature’s elite sprinters. However, many of the biological mechanisms which allow animals to explore the natural world remain poorly understood at the undamental, biomechanical level. we believe both challenges can be addressed with robophysical models: biorobotic systems that serve as ‘model animals’ for biology research to deepen insights in nature,while also allowing mobile robots to approach biological capabilities for navigation and exploration.
- 格式
- SOLIDWORKS、Rendering
- 分类
- 3D printing、Electrical、Robotics
- 标签
- engineering、future、nasa、industrial design、idea、3d、mechatronics、electronic、robotics
- 数据更新
- 2026-09-18T02:06:12Z