Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have taken inspiration from nature to develop a new robotic gripper.
Soft Tendril-Inspired Grippers: Shape Morphing of Programmable Polymer–Paper Bilayer Composites
From grasping to manipulation with gecko-inspired adhesives on a multifinger gripper
Knitting from Nature: Self-Sensing Soft Robotics Enabled by All-in-One Knit Architectures
Active entanglement enables stochastic, topological grasping
This Squishy Octopus Robot Snatches Up Fragile Objects with Ease - Nerdist
Robots make quick grab for objects in complex environments
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Nature-inspired researchers develop elephant trunk gripper
Grasping through dynamic weaving with entangled closed loops
Bio-inspired 3D-printed lattice structures for energy absorption applications: A review - Doodi Ramakrishna, Gunji Bala Murali, 2023
Bio‐Inspired Soft Grippers Based on Impactive Gripping - Zhou - 2021 - Advanced Science - Wiley Online Library