A single module (atom) of the crystalline robot, expanded and contracted. | Download Scientific Diagram
DRL - The Self-Reconfiguring Crystal Robot
Considerations for a Standardized Test for Potential-Induced Degradation of Crystalline Silicon PV Modules - UNT Digital Library
An Untethered Soft Robot Based on Liquid Crystal Elastomers | Soft Robotics
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Crystalline Robots: Self-Reconfiguration with Compressible Unit Modules | Semantic Scholar
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Crystalline Robots: Self-Reconfiguration with Compressible Unit Modules | Semantic Scholar
Polymers | Free Full-Text | Toward Application of Liquid Crystalline Elastomer for Smart Robotics: State of the Art and Challenges
Soft Modular Robotic Cubes: Toward Replicating Morphogenetic Movements of the Embryo | PLOS ONE
Efficient reconfiguration of lattice-based modular robots - ScienceDirect
Shape-Shifting Robots Have Multitasking Potential | News & Features | Sep 2004 | Photonics.com
A new meta-module design for efficient reconfiguration of modular robots | SpringerLink
A single module (atom) of the crystalline robot, expanded and contracted. | Download Scientific Diagram
Self-Reconfigurable Robots - ppt download
A single module (atom) of the crystalline robot, expanded and contracted. | Download Scientific Diagram
Sculpting crystals one Burgers vector at a time: Toward colloidal lattice robot swarms | PNAS
A single module of the Crystal robot. | Download Scientific Diagram
A new meta-module design for efficient reconfiguration of modular robots | SpringerLink
Self-Reconfigurable Robots - ppt download
A Basis for Self-Repair Robots Using Self-Reconfiguring Crystal Modules
A new meta-module for efficient reconfiguration of hinged-units modular robots*
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2: Lattice-based Robots: a) Three connected Fracta modules (Source:... | Download Scientific Diagram
