Many organisms in nature thrive in intricate habitats through their unique bio-adhesive
surfaces, facilitating tasks such as capturing prey and reproduction. It's important to note that …

A flexible sensor can be applied to monitor human motion, which can further be engineered
with soft robotics to monitor their motion in the real time. However, to realize deformation …

Achieving multicapability in a single soft gripper for handling ultrasoft, ultrathin, and
ultraheavy objects is challenging due to the tradeoff between compliance, strength, and …

Magnetically driven wireless miniature devices have become promising recently in
healthcare, information technology, and many other fields. However, they lack advanced …

A soft gripper inspired by the glowing sucker octopus (Stauroteuthis syrtensis)'highly
evolved gras** capability enabled by the umbrella‐shaped dorsal and ventral membrane …

The rapid growth in the miniaturized mechanical and electronic devices industry has created
the need for temporary attachment systems that can carry out pick‐and‐place and transfer …

Can a robotic gripper only operate when attached to a robotic arm? The application space of
the traditional gripper is limited by the robotic arm. Giving robot grippers the ability to move …

Controlling adhesion on demand is essential for many manufacturing and assembly
processes such as microtransfer printing. Among various strategies, pneumatics‐controlled …

Bioinspired soft devices, which possess high adaptability to targeted objects, provide
promising solutions for a variety of industrial and medical applications. However, achieving …

Soft robots typically exhibit limited agility due to inherent properties of soft materials. The
structural design of soft robots is one of the key elements to improve their mobility. Inspired …