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Chameleon tongue strike inspired the research team

A New Set of High-Speed Soft Robots Are Developed With Inspiration from Trap Mechanism Seen in Nature

Medicine & Technology Nov 01, 2019

The chameleon, the woodpecker, and the Venus flytrap trap their prey using stored elastic energy. This gave the researchers inspiration leading to the development of a new class of high-powered, high-speed soft robots.

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A New Set of High-Speed Soft Robots Are Developed With Inspiration from Trap Mechanism Seen in Nature

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