Jonathan’s paper “Multimodal Limbless Crawling Soft Robot with a Kirigami Skin” is accepted for publications in the journal Cyborg and Bionic Systems. Congratulations Jonathan and the whole team! Abstract: Limbless […]
Category: Research
Nature redux
The work of our PhD student Mads Bering Christiansen on interrogating biomorphism and soft robot aesthetics through generative AI is published in Frontiers in Robotics and AI. Congratulations, Mads! Abstract: […]
Informative but Discomforting
The work of our former visiting master student Henri Vandeputte from KU Leuven (Belgium) is published in Robotics Reports as an open access brief report. Congrats Henri! Abstract: Nonverbal communication […]
Proprioceptive PneuNets
The work of our PhD student Jonathan Tirado is published in Robotics Reports as an open access brief report. Congrats Jonathan and the whole team! Great contribution from our former […]
Ex Silico: Soft Biomorphs
The work of our PhD student Mads Bering Christiansen is published in the .able journal, an image-based journal at the intersection of art, design, and sciences responding to the complexities […]
Earthworm-Inspired Soft Skin Crawling Robot
The work of our PhD student Jonathan Tirado, “Earthworm-Inspired Soft Skin Crawling Robot”, is published open access in Advanced Science and featured on the front cover. Congratulations, Jonathan! Earthworm-inspired modular […]
Textile origami snake robot
Our paper on developing a textile origami snake robot for rectilinear locomotion is published in Device. Congratulations, Burcu! Featured inNature Research Highlight: Origami fabric robot slithers like a snake VIDENSKAB.DK: […]
“It Brings the Good Vibes”
Our paper on exploring biomorphic aesthetics in the design of soft personal robots is published in the International Journal of Social Robotics. Congratulations to Mads! Abstract: The flexible bodies of […]
Magnetic kirigami robot
Our recent collaborative work on magnetic kirigami robot is published in Advanced Science journal and featured as a frontispiece. Abstract: Limbless crawling on land requires breaking symmetry of the friction […]
