Structured Locomotive Magnetic Soft Robots
Wenbo Liu,
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Youzhou Yang,
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Lingmin Liu
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et al.
Published: March 31, 2025
ABSTRACT
Locomotive
magnetic
soft
robots
have
found
broad
applications
in
a
variety
of
research
fields,
such
as
surgical
instrumentation,
drug
delivery
and
physical
rehabilitation,
owing
to
their
rapid
responses,
ease‐of‐control
excellent
deformability.
Many
previous
reviews
well
addressed
the
material
designs
fabrication
methods
branches
robots.
Apart
from
above,
structural
engineering
also
plays
vital
role
locomotion
capabilities
operational
contexts.
Therefore,
this
review
focuses
on
structure‐induced
modes
robots,
classifies
them
into
one‐dimensional
(1D),
two‐dimensional
(2D),
three‐dimensional
(3D)
fluid‐type,
according
structure
features.
Particularly,
specific
enabled
by
are
summarized
detail,
revealing
closely
correlated
structure‐locomotion‐functionality
relations.
This
concisely
summarizes
components
polymeric
matrices
used
for
locomotive
introduces
mainstream
methods,
molding,
additive
manufacturing
micro‐assembly.
Finally,
facing
challenges
relevant
field
discussed
future
prospects
provided.
Language: Английский
Magnetically Switchable Adhesive Millirobots for Universal Manipulation in both Air and Water
Zhiang Zhang,
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Ruokun He,
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Bing Han
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et al.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: April 8, 2025
Abstract
Magnetic
soft
robots
with
multimodal
locomotion
have
demonstrated
significant
potential
for
target
manipulation
tasks
in
hard‐to‐reach
spaces
recent
years.
Achieving
universal
between
and
their
targets
requires
a
nondestructive
easily
switchable
interaction
broad
applicability
across
diverse
targets.
However,
establishing
versatile
dynamic
interactions
robotic
systems
remains
challenge.
Herein,
series
of
magnetic
millirobots
capable
magnetically
adhesion
is
reported.
Through
two‐photon
lithography‐assisted
molding,
double‐reentrant
micropillar
arrays
liquid
repellency
are
fabricated
on
the
robots.
These
can
serve
as
units
to
effectively
manipulate
various
geometries
(0D,
1D,
2D,
3D)
both
air
water.
As
proof‐of‐concept
demonstrations,
these
adhesive
perform
complex
tasks,
including
circuit
repair,
mini‐turbine
assembly,
high‐speed
underwater
rotation
turbine
machine.
This
work
may
offer
approach
non‐magnetic
objects
through
amphibious
adhesion,
emerging
new
paradigm
manipulation.
Language: Английский
Advances in Magnetically Controlled Medical Robotics: A Review of Actuation Systems, Continuum Designs, and Clinical Prospects for Minimally Invasive Therapies
Tiantian Kong,
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Qitong Zheng,
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Junzi Sun
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et al.
Micromachines,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(5), P. 561 - 561
Published: May 6, 2025
Magnetically
controlled
micro-robots
hold
immense
potential
for
revolutionizing
advanced
medical
applications,
garnering
significant
research
interest.
This
is
underscored
by
the
dual
focus
on
magnetic
control
systems—both
as
driving
forces
and
manipulation
field
sources—and
continuums
that
have
demonstrated
clinical
therapeutic
efficacy.
comprehensive
review
delves
into
actuation
characteristics
of
permanent
magnet
systems,
electromagnetic
commercially
available
systems.
It
also
explores
innovative
designs
wires
tubes
serving
continuum
structures
investigates
variable
stiffness
properties
continua,
informed
material
structural
attributes.
Furthermore,
discussion
extends
to
their
prospective
roles
future
applications
within
realm.
The
objective
elucidate
emerging
trends
in
study
systems
marked
an
expanding
operational
scope
enhanced
precision
manipulation.
By
aligning
these
with
challenges
requirements,
this
seeks
refine
trajectories,
expedite
practical
implementations,
ultimately
advocate
minimally
invasive
therapies.
These
therapies,
leveraging
cutting-edge
treatment
modalities,
promise
transformative
impacts
healthcare.
Language: Английский
Water‐Induced Shape‐Locking Magnetic Robots
He Lou,
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Yibin Wang,
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Yifeng Sheng
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et al.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 29, 2024
Untethered
magnetic
soft
robots
capable
of
performing
adaptive
locomotion
and
shape
reconfiguration
open
up
possibilities
for
various
applications
owing
to
their
flexibility.
However,
are
typically
composed
materials
with
fixed
modulus,
making
them
unable
exert
or
withstand
substantial
forces,
which
limits
the
exploration
new
functionalities.
Here,
water-induced,
shape-locking
magnetically
controlled
change
water-induced
introduced.
The
phase
separation
enables
these
undergo
a
modulus
transition
from
1.78
MPa
in
dry
state
410
after
hydration.
Moreover,
body
material's
inherent
self-healing
property
direct
assembly
morphing
structures
complicated
magnetization
profiles.
These
can
be
delivered
through
actuation
perform
programmed
tasks
including
supporting,
blocking,
grasping
by
on-demand
deformation
subsequent
stiffening.
water-stiffening
stent
is
developed,
its
precise
delivery
demonstrated
vascular
phantom.
combination
untethered
delivery,
change,
stiffening
properties
makes
proposed
promising
biomedical
applications.
Language: Английский