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11K views · 35 reactions | A new Science Robotics study describes a soft robotic gripper that can overcome leaf hydrophobicity to deliver nanosensors and materials into different plant types to monitor crop health. https://scim.ag/4kZs2Zg | Science Robotics | Facebook

A new Science Robotics study highlights how an insect-inspired leg design and control strategy allows the Harvard RoboBee to execute safe, controlled, and accurate landings as it flies between the leaves of a plant. https://scim.ag/4lu3zMZ | Science Robotics | Facebook

2.8K views · 23 reactions | A new Science Robotics study describes a control strategy that plots safe footholds and movements for a legged robot as it runs at high speeds and autonomously over walls and across gaps. https://scim.ag/43f1gpW | Science Robotics | Facebook

1.2K views · 18 reactions | A new Science Robotics study describes a hollow hand built with artificial skin that can recognize and localize human touch on its surface. https://scim.ag/4jM8p6e | Science Robotics | Facebook

A new study in Science Robotics describes a marine flatworm-inspired robotic swimmer that can float on the water and propel itself through cluttered spaces using undulating fins on its sides. https://scim.ag/43kOeb1 | Science Robotics | Facebook