Biologically-inspired intelligent robots using artificial muscles - capabilities and challenges
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Electroactive Polymers as Artificial Muscles Changing Robotics Paradigms
The recent emergence of EAP materials with large displacement response enabled great potentials for these materials.
EAP Actuators Electroactive Polymers Artificial Mu↗
Active Polymers as Artificial Muscles - Capabilities, Potentials and Challenges
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Electroactive Polymers planetary applications arti↗
Electroactive Polymers as Artificial Muscles Changing Robotics Paradigms
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EAP Actuators Electroactive Polymers Artificial Mu↗
Ionic Polymer-Metal Composites (IPMC) as Biomimetric Sensors and Actuators-Artificial Muscles
This paper discusses a number of recent findings in connection with ion-exchange polymer-noble metal composites (IPMC) as biomimetic sensors and actuators.
Sensor Vibrations Resonance↗
Electroactive Polymer Actuators as Artificial Muscles for Space Applications
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Ionic Polymer-Metal Composites (IPMC) As Biomimetic Sensors and Actuators-Artificial Muscles
This chapter presents an introduction to ionic-polymer-metal composites and some mathematical modeling pertaining to them.
Sensor Vibrations Resonance↗
Ionic Polymer-Metal Composites (IPMC) As Biomimetic Sensors, Actuators, and Artificial Muscles - A Review
This paper presents an introduction to ionic-polymer-metal composites and some mathematical modeling pertaining to them.
Sensor Vibrations Resonance↗
Electroactive polymers as artificial muscles reality, potential and challenges
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Ultrasonic/Sonic Driller/Corer↗
Artificial muscles using electroactive polymers (EAP): capabilities, challenges and potential
This paper provides a review of the current status, the challenges and potential near future applications of these materials.
electroactive polymers↗
Electroactive polymers as artificial muscles: reality, potential and challenges
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EAP as artificial muscles - progress and challenges
During the last decade and a half new polymers have emerged that respond to electrical stimulation with a significant shape or size change. This capability of electroactive polymer (EAP) materials is attracting the attention of engineers and scientists from many different disciplines.
biomimetics↗
Biomimetic robots using EAP as artificial muscles - progress and challenges
Biology offers a great model for emulation in areas ranging from tools, computational algorithms, materials science, mechanisms and information technology. In recent years, the field of biomimetics, namely mimicking biology, has blossomed with significant advances enabling the reverse engineering of many animals' functions and implementation of some of these capabilities.
robotics↗
Uncertainty, Validation and Sensitivity Analyses of the OpenSim Muscle Model for Pre- and Post-Flight Strength Predictions
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Electroactive Polymers as Artificial Muscles-Capabilities, Potentials and Challenges
For many years, electroactive polymers (EAP) received relatively little attention due to the small number of available materials and their limited actuation capability.
EAP↗
Effects of long‐term immobilisation on endomysium of the soleus muscle in humans
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Georgina K. Thot↗
Novel analog for muscle deconditioning
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Lori Ploutz‐Snyder↗