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Launch of a Fully Polymer Micro Aerial Robot in Science Robotics

A new all-polymer micro aerial robot has been introduced in the latest issue of Science Robotics. This innovative flying robot showcases advancements in lightweight materials and design, making it suitable for various applications in aerial robotics. The significance of this development lies in its...

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UK RAS STEPS Hosts Micromaze Robot Hackathon at University of York

From August 25 to 27, 2026, UK RAS STEPS organized a Micromaze Robot Hackathon at the University of York’s Institute for Safe Autonomy. Participants worked in teams to design, build, and program autonomous robots that could navigate complex mazes using a custom Raspberry Pi Pico W platform. The even...

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Chinese Robotics Industry Advances with Autonomous Flying Machines

The phrase 'Chinese people can fly' has become a cultural phenomenon this summer, symbolizing a broader trend in China's robotics sector. While the internet buzzes with this slogan, Chinese robots are indeed taking to the skies, transitioning from traditional drones to advanced flying robots capable...

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Translational bottlenecks for biohybrid microrobots

In a groundbreaking study published in the June 2026 issue of Science Robotics, researchers from leading universities have unveiled a new robotic system designed to assist in disaster relief efforts. This innovative technology aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of rescue operations in...

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Microrobots Repair Spinal Cord

Spinal cord injuries pose significant challenges for individuals, leading to severe physical and emotional repercussions. Recent studies highlight the urgent need for improved treatment and rehabilitation methods to support those affected. As awareness grows, healthcare professionals and researchers...

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Developing active and flexible microrobots

Researchers at Leiden University, led by Professor Daniela Kraft and Mengshi Wei, have developed innovative microscopic robots that operate autonomously without the need for sensors, software, or external control. These robots exhibit movement driven solely by their unique shapes and interactions wi...

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Magnetic coil setup guides microrobots without seeing them

Researchers at Southern Methodist University (SMU) have developed an innovative electromagnetic coil system capable of controlling microrobots without the need for continuous visual tracking. This advancement, unveiled recently, holds significant potential for applications in various fields, includi...

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Robot Talk Episode 128 – Making microrobots move, with Ali K. Hoshiar

Claire recently engaged in a discussion with Ali K. Hoshiar, a Senior Lecturer in Robotics at the University of Essex and Director of the Robotics for Under Millimetre Innovation (RUMI) Lab. The conversation focused on the movement and collaborative functions of microrobots, highlighting their poten...

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