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期刊名:Bioinspiration & biomimetics

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ISSN:1748-3182

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Samuel H Smullen,Ryan St Pierre Samuel H Smullen
Latch-mediated spring actuation (LaMSA) systems leverage the interplay of springs and latches to rapidly accelerate a load. In biological systems, elastic energy is often distributed across multiple structures, resulting in forces applied f...
Krispin Colm Veit Broers,Sophie F Armanini Krispin Colm Veit Broers
With the emergence of new flapping-wing micro aerial vehicle (FWMAV) designs, a need for extensive and advanced mission capabilities arises. FWMAVs try to adapt and emulate the flight features of birds and flying insects. While current desi...
Yuchen Gong,Robert Sterling,Xuewei Qi et al. Yuchen Gong et al.
Environmental stressors such as hypoxia challenge the balance between individual physiological performance and the coordination required for collective behaviors like schooling. Here, we investigate how glass catfish (Kryptopterus vitreolus...
Chaoqun Xiang,Guiyang Tu,Ge Ma et al. Chaoqun Xiang et al.
With the rapid advancements in automation and soft robotics, the exploration of mobile robots for applications in complex environments is increasingly deepening. This paper presents a novel Dual Soft Arm Mobile Robot (DSAMR), whose design i...
Priscila Portocarrero,Ahmet Gungor,Arman Hemmati Priscila Portocarrero
The mechanism of wake formation behind two staggered in-phase pitching foils are numerically investigated within a range of Strouhal numbers (0.15
Hidaka Asai,Tomoyuki Noda,Jun Morimoto Hidaka Asai
Prior spring-mass locomotion models achieve stable gaits by prescribing a constant touchdown angle during the flight phase; however, they either exclude torso modeling or depend on online state feedback to stabilize the pitch angle of the t...
Dongyue Wang,Hao Liu Dongyue Wang
Research on dolphins dates back nearly 90 years to the well-known Gray's Paradox, which proposed that dolphins are capable of swimming at speeds that seemingly exceed their energetic limits. Inspired by microvibrations observed on dolphin s...
Zhiyuan Yang,Yipeng Zhang,Jingshuo Li et al. Zhiyuan Yang et al.
Salps are underwater invertebrates considered to be among the world's most energy-efficient examples of jet propulsion. They can swim as solitary individuals or as physically connected colonies, coordinating their jets to produce collective...
Haobo Xie,Haoze Xu,Kedi Xu et al. Haobo Xie et al.
Bio-robots, a novel type of robots created based on brain-machine interface, have shown great potential in search and rescue tasks. However, current research focuses on the bio-robot itself, such as locomotion, localization and navigation, ...
Zhanhong Guo,Na Han,Meng Zou et al. Zhanhong Guo et al.
The multi-scale hierarchical structure of the conch shell exhibits exceptional mechanical properties, earning it the reputation as nature's natural armor. Based on structural bionics, this study investigates the self-similar three-dimension...