Octobot

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Octobot is the first soft robot, which is completely private. He has no solid electronic components powered without electronics. There is a Microfluidic channels, in which chemical reactions take place, the automation movement. Most of its parts are printed on a 3D-printer, and channels carved with lithography. Octobot represents the amazing advances in robotics.

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BionicWheelBot – Festo

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Inspired by a kind of desert spider – Cebrennus rechenbergi living in the Sahara. This spider typically go over rough terrain and roll on smooth terrain twice as fast. It is equipped with 15 bike positioning sensor, 6 spring legs for walking and two for the ejection.

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Manta droid – National University of Singapore

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Scientists in Singapore create floating robot, after precision observations of the rays. Manta droid fins are flexible, giving him a chance to swim in the turbulent seas. It may be useful in underwater searches and collecting maritime data.



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Pleurobo – Swiss Institute

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This little robot resembles a salamander, can walk and swim. Salamanders are one of the first animals that have learned to move on land. Scientists from Switzerland, studied in detail how these amphibians move and these observations became the basis for the creation of Pleurobo. It will help to study the interaction between the spinal cord and brain.



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