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All‐3D‐Printed Multi‐Environment Modular Microrobots Powered by Large‐Displacement Dielectric Elastomer Microactuators

2025 · Advanced Materials

저자

Won Jun Song, Yong‐Woo Kang, Yun Hyeok Lee, Junhyung Kim, Bastien F.G. Aymon, Seong‐Yu Choi, Yong Eun Cho, Xiaoyun Yan, Shucong Li, Young‐Hoon Lee, Xuanhe Zhao, Yong‐Lae Park, 선정윤 (Jeong‐Yun Sun)

연구주제

Micro and Nano Robotics · Soft Robotics and Applications

NTIS 과학기술표준분류

에너지/자원만에너지·환경·원자력 확장

지원 과제·AI 키워드로 잡을 근거가 없어 분류하지 않았다.

AI 연구 키워드·방법

유전 엘라스토머 액추에이터 microrobot multi material printing

3D 프린팅

키워드 (OpenAlex)

microrobots 3D printing digital light processing multi-material printing aquatic locomotion granular terrain multi-robot collaboration collision avoidance

초록

Microrobots are expected to push the boundaries of robotics by enabling navigation in confined and cluttered environments due to their sub-centimeter scale. However, most microrobots perform best only in the specific conditions for which they are designed and require complete redesign and fabrication to adapt to new tasks and environments. Here, fully 3D-printed modular microrobots capable of performing a broad range of tasks across diverse environments are introduced. For multi-environment navigation, large-displacement dielectric elastomer microactuators with a soft-stiff hybrid structure are developed, capable of powering microrobots to stride over obstacles on various terrestrial terrain and rapidly propel themselves across aquatic terrain. To further expand their capabilities beyond mere navigation, ten task-specific modules for the microrobots are developed. All modules are fabrica…

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NTIS 성과DB(2020–24)에서 DOI 매칭 없음

인접 그래프

노드 hover = 이웃 강조 · 1회 클릭 = 고정 · 고정된 노드 다시 클릭 = 페이지 이동

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교수 1

선정윤

연구주제 1

Micro and Nano Robotics

키워드 1

유전 엘라스토머 액추에이터

방법 1

3D 프린팅