1.2K views · 27 reactions | A new Science Robotics study describes diverse designs for bioinspired robotic hands, including a human hand that can write on paper and an aye-aye hand that can grasp trees for climbing. https://scim.ag/4kj1AcK | Science Robotics | Facebook

11K views · 35 reactions | A new Science Robotics study describes a soft robotic gripper that can overcome leaf hydrophobicity to deliver nanosensors and materials into different plant types to monitor crop health. https://scim.ag/4kZs2Zg | Science Robotics | Facebook

Social robots as conversational catalysts: Enhancing long-term human-human interaction at home

A new Science Robotics study describes an open-source modular exoskeleton that can be configured to assist with indoor or outdoor walking and reduce fatigue during weightlifting. https://scim.ag/3TaiBKO | Science Robotics

A new Science Robotics study describes an elastic snap-through mechanism that enables soft robotic joints to store and release energy through an embedded tendon, which can propel a turtle-like crawler through wet sand. https://scim.ag/4hcfz3b | Science Robotics | Facebook

2.3K views · 38 reactions | A new Science Robotics study describes soft robots with octopus-inspired embodied suction intelligence that enables them to curl around objects of unknown shapes or gauge the nature of their environment. https://scim.ag/43tmkZM | Science Robotics | Facebook

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Stanford engineers create a new robot that combines traditional and soft robotics