Fig. 5: Morphing soft robotic applications based on pneumatic morphing strips. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: Morphing soft robotic applications based on pneumatic morphing strips.

From: Shape morphing of soft robotics by pneumatic torsion strip braiding

Fig. 5

a The artificial muscles contracts based on the “planar to wavy shape transformation” mechanism. b The SAM performance under isotonic actuation. c The dual mode morphing mobile robot enable accomplish (i) crawling motion, and (ii) rolling motion based on shifting process between different shapes. d A meter-scale transformable carpet can morph to divergent shape and achieve rolling motion by shape shifting. e The bionic frog tongue sticks out and roll back for predation. Source data are provided as a Source Data file. All error bars are defined as standard deviations.

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