Biomimetic soft robot

Biomimetic soft robots are an emerging robotics technology that utilizes biomimetic principles and soft structures to achieve motion and operation of robots. In the field of marine applications, its design often draws inspiration from marine organisms, imitating their body structure and movement behavior to enhance underwater adaptability and maneuverability. For example, the flexible tentacles of octopuses have propelled the development of soft robotic arms, enabling them to perform precise operations in complex environments; The undulating swimming patterns of African swordfish, cuttlefish, and rays provide important insights for the propulsion function design of biomimetic soft robots.

The unit is designed for unsupervised public use: controls are recessed or shielded, moving parts are enclosed, and the interface is operable by a child of about six with no instruction. Where a screen is used, the language can be switched without changing the hardware, and the content can be replaced on site.

(1) The torso structure and movement patterns of marine organisms provide inspiration for robot technology. Marine animals offer rich inspiration for robot design through their efficient and adaptable movements. The soft limbs of octopuses have promoted the development of soft robotics technology, enabling them to perform precise operations in complex environments such as underwater exploration and surgical procedures. Similarly, the undulating movements of squid, swordfish, and rays provide inspiration for swimming robots, while the fluid movements of jellyfish provide inspiration for robots collecting marine debris. By mimicking these biological movements, engineers have created more adaptable and efficient robotic systems to tackle real-world challenges. (2) The inspiration for soft robotic arms comes from the flexible and non rigid movements of marine organisms such as octopuses. Unlike traditional robots that rely on hard joints and fixed movements, soft robots use flexible materials to simulate natural flexibility. this.