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3D-printed Four-legged Soft Robot Can Walk On Rough Terrain Such As Sand Or Pebbles

Medicine & Technology May 17, 2017

UC San Diego-based engineers build the first 3D printed quadrupled soft robot. They claimed that the robot can climb over any obstacle like sand and pebbles.

Researchers Develop Pint Size Chip Capable of Imaging Human Internal Tissues

Feb 08, 2017

A study from University of California Irvine that was supported by Samsung has come up with a tiny chip that can be utilize in medical imaging.

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3D-printed Four-legged Soft Robot Can Walk On Rough Terrain Such As Sand Or Pebbles

Researchers Develop Pint Size Chip Capable of Imaging Human Internal Tissues

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