Summary 2nd Draft
According to
the article, “Soft Robotic Arm…” (2020), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
researchers have developed a soft robot that can know its position in a 3D environment
that uses its sensorized skin.
Soft robots
have an own advantageous compared to the traditional rigid design. Due to its
infinite number of movement that the soft robots able to make at any time is having
its flexible sensors. It does not rely on cameras to provide feedback which is
unideal for actual soft robot applications.
Soft robots
have its ability to have an infinite number of movements due to that it has its
limitation in the “control”. MIT researchers built a neural network that able
to do away with most of the heavy lifting by filtering out the noise to capture
useful feedback signals. Now MIT researchers have developed a new type of soft robots
that reduces the number of variables needed for their latest model to process.
Soft robots have able to have infinite number of movement due to the design it is need a neural network for control.
Matheson, R.
(2020, February 16) soft robotic arm uses flexible sensors to understand its
position.
Retrieved from
www.controleng.com/articles/soft-robotic-arm-uses-flexible-sensors-to-understand-its-position/
Edited (11/2/21)
According to the article, “Soft Robotic Arm…” (2020), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have developed a soft robot that can
know its position in a 3D environment that uses its sensorized skin.
Soft robots have advantage
compared to robots with the traditional rigid design. Because of its
infinite number of movements that the soft robots are able to make at any time
it needs a flexible sensor. They do not rely on
cameras to provide feedback which is unideal for actual soft robot applications.
Soft robots have its ability to have an infinite number of
movements due to that it has its limitation in the “control”. MIT researchers
built a neural network that is able to do away with most of the heavy lifting
by filtering out the noise to capture useful feedback signals. Now MIT
researchers have developed a new type of soft robots that reduces the number of
variables needed for their latest model to process. Soft robots need more
testing in real-world environments to have a final design.
Matheson, R. (2020, February 16). Soft Robotic Arm Uses
Flexible Sensors To Understand Its Position control engineering.
Retrieved from www.controleng.com/articles/soft-robotic-arm-uses-flexible-sensors-to-understand-its-position/
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