Cheetahs inspire NC State robots that can move faster, grasp more precisely

Researchers have developed new soft robots inspired by cheetahs

Soft robots are typically slower and are less precise for manipulation than more rigid devices, but biomechanics have inspired advances in those capabilities. Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed soft robots inspired by cheetahs.

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