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25/03/2019

Robot arms made of shape memory wire

They snake as precisely as freely in all corners and directions. Flexible robot arms, such as those developed by Stefan Seelecke and his research group at German Saarland University, do not have more or less stiff joints, but rather “muscles” made of metals with shape memory.

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