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In situ integrated microrobots driven by artificial muscles built from biomolecular motors.

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Microrobots have been developed for applications in the submillimeter domain such as the manipulation of micro-objects and microsurgery. Rapid progress has been achieved in developing miniaturized components for microrobotic systems, resulting in a v...

MiGriBot: A miniature parallel robot with integrated gripping for high-throughput micromanipulation.

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Although robotic micromanipulation using microtweezers has been widely explored, the current manipulation throughput hardly exceeds one operation per second. Increasing the manipulation throughput is thus a key factor for the emergence of robotized m...

Human-like behavioral variability blurs the distinction between a human and a machine in a nonverbal Turing test.

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Variability is a property of biological systems, and in animals (including humans), behavioral variability is characterized by certain features, such as the range of variability and the shape of its distribution. Nevertheless, only a few studies have...

Robot therapy pets get a starring role in and in real life.

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Roboticists are working on real-world versions of Sox, a robot companion in , to play therapeutic roles.

: Helping build better robots for a better future.

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To build better machines, roboticists need to ask the right questions.

Do we really want AI to be human-like?

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Behavioral variability can be used to make robots more human-like, but we propose that it may be wiser to make them less so.

3D-printed biomimetic artificial muscles using soft actuators that contract and elongate.

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Biomimetic machines able to integrate with natural and social environments will find ubiquitous applications, from biodiversity conservation to elderly daily care. Although artificial actuators have reached the contraction performances of muscles, th...

Fully body visual self-modeling of robot morphologies.

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Internal computational models of physical bodies are fundamental to the ability of robots and animals alike to plan and control their actions. These "self-models" allow robots to consider outcomes of multiple possible future actions without trying th...

In situ bidirectional human-robot value alignment.

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A prerequisite for social coordination is bidirectional communication between teammates, each playing two roles simultaneously: as receptive listeners and expressive speakers. For robots working with humans in complex situations with multiple goals t...

Rethinking computing hardware for robots.

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Emerging computing hardware systems address the need of robotic AI for robust, fast, and efficient computation for a variety of tasks.