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Softbotics Provide New Lens on Biological Evolution

Softbotics Provide New Lens on Biological Evolution
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Roddy Scheer: What are softbotics?

Roddy Scheer: What are softbotics?
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Reviving History: 450-Million-Year-Old Organism Finds New Life in Softbotics

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University's Department of Mechanical Engineering, along with paleontologists from Spain and Poland, have utilized fossil records to create a soft robotic model of Pleurocystitid. This marine organism, which lived about 450 million years ago, is thought to be among t

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Softbotics Provide New Lens On Biological Evolution

Soft robotics, AKA softbotics, is not only changing the landscape of robotics but also providing valuable insights into animal evolution.

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Mysteries of Marine Creatures Uncovered with Soft Robotics

Scientists in the Mechanical Engineering Department leveraged fossil findings to create a flexible robotic emulation of pleurocystitids, an ancient marine creature that thrived around 450 million years ago.

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