Soft Robotics

Scope

There has been an increasing interest in the use of soft and deformable structures in the robotic systems. Soft and deformable structures are crucial in the systems that deal with uncertain and dynamic task-environments, e.g. grasping and manipulation of unknown objects, locomotion in rough terrains, and physical contacts with living cells and human bodies. Moreover the investigations on soft materials are also necessary for more visionary research topics such as self-repairing, growing, and self-replicating robots.

Contact

Co-Chairs

Matteo Cianchetti [email protected]
Josie Hughes [email protected]
Sheila Russo [email protected]
David Howard [email protected] CSIRO

Associate chair(s) — Newsletter

Jan Peters portrait
Jan Peters

Soft Robotics Associate Chair – Newsletter

Leibniz Universität
Hannover, Germany
 
S.M.Hadi Sadati

Soft Robotics Associate Chair – Newsletter

King’s College
London, UK
 

Associate chair(s) — Newsletter

Jan Peters portrait
Jan Peters

Soft Robotics Associate Chair – Newsletter

Leibniz Universität
Hannover, Germany
 
S.M.Hadi Sadati

Soft Robotics Associate Chair – Newsletter

King’s College
London, UK
 

Associate chair(s) — Podcast

Marwa Eldiwiny portrait
Marwa Eldiwiny

Soft Robotics Associate Chair – Podcast

Vrije Universiteit
Brussels, Belgium
 
 

Student Representatives

Advisory Board

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