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EPFL’s unique bio-inspired robot mimics muscle-bone mechanics, lifts 4 kg

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Want to speak at AMA: Energy 2025 or AMA: Automotive & Mobility 2025? Submit your application now! Researchers at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) have developed a 3D printed robot that mimics the mechanical complexity of muscles and bones using just one material.  Inspired by elephants, the robot combines soft, flexible components with rigid, load-bearing structures without […]
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EPFL’s unique bio-inspired robot mimics muscle-bone mechanics, lifts 4 kg

Want to speak at AMA: Energy 2025 or AMA: Automotive & Mobility 2025? Submit your application now! Researchers at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) have developed a 3D printed robot that mimics the mechanical complexity of muscles and bones using just one material.  Inspired by elephants, the robot combines soft, flexible components with rigid, load-bearing structures without […]

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