It was a table top robot arm operated not by motors or a microcontroller, but by a clever set of gears directed manually from a pair of joysticks. If you took a look at it with an eye to control ...
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China’s 3D-printed robotic arm with octopus flexibility lifts 260x of its weightOctopus-inspired robotic arm with a 95% task success rate is part of a game-changing, new class of 3D-printed soft robots ...
Hinge joints are usually the simplest to use for robotic applications ... mechanical disadvantage. The arm can just barely keep itself upright on top of the table, so [Skyentific] mounted it ...
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