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Dynamic turning and running of a hexapod robot using a separated and laterally arranged two-leg model.

Bioinspiration & biomimetics
We report on the development of separated and laterally arranged two-leg (SLTL) models with/without differentiated leg properties and their use as the dynamic running and turning templates for a hexapod robot. The laterally arranged two-leg morpholog...

A virtuous cycle between invertebrate and robotics research: perspective on a decade of Living Machines research.

Bioinspiration & biomimetics
Many invertebrates are ideal model systems on which to base robot design principles due to their success in solving seemingly complex tasks across domains while possessing smaller nervous systems than vertebrates. Three areas are particularly relevan...

Yolo-Pest: An Insect Pest Object Detection Algorithm via CAC3 Module.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
Insect pests have always been one of the main hazards affecting crop yield and quality in traditional agriculture. An accurate and timely pest detection algorithm is essential for effective pest control; however, the existing approach suffers from a ...

Agricultural Robot-Centered Recognition of Early-Developmental Pest Stage Based on Deep Learning: A Case Study on Fall Armyworm ().

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
Accurately detecting early developmental stages of insect pests (larvae) from off-the-shelf stereo camera sensor data using deep learning holds several benefits for farmers, from simple robot configuration to early neutralization of this less agile b...

Shape classification technology of pollinated tomato flowers for robotic implementation.

Scientific reports
Three pollination methods are commonly used in the greenhouse cultivation of tomato. These are pollination using insects, artificial pollination (by manually vibrating flowers), and plant growth regulators. Insect pollination is the preferred natural...

Next generation insect taxonomic classification by comparing different deep learning algorithms.

PloS one
Insect taxonomy lies at the heart of many aspects of ecology, and identification tasks are challenging due to the enormous inter- and intraspecies variation of insects. Conventional methods used to study insect taxonomy are often tedious, time-consum...

Accommodating unobservability to control flight attitude with optic flow.

Nature
Attitude control is an essential flight capability. Whereas flying robots commonly rely on accelerometers for estimating attitude, flying insects lack an unambiguous sense of gravity. Despite the established role of several sense organs in attitude s...

Active tactile sensing of small insect force by a soft microfinger toward microfinger-insect interactions.

Scientific reports
Human-robot interaction technology has contributed to improving sociality for humanoid robots. At scales far from human scales, a microrobot can interact with an environment in a small world. Microsensors have been applied to measurement of forces by...

Pruning deep neural networks generates a sparse, bio-inspired nonlinear controller for insect flight.

PLoS computational biology
Insect flight is a strongly nonlinear and actuated dynamical system. As such, strategies for understanding its control have typically relied on either model-based methods or linearizations thereof. Here we develop a framework that combines model pred...

Insect-inspired AI for autonomous robots.

Science robotics
Autonomous robots are expected to perform a wide range of sophisticated tasks in complex, unknown environments. However, available onboard computing capabilities and algorithms represent a considerable obstacle to reaching higher levels of autonomy, ...