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Head-mounted surgical robots are an enabling technology for subretinal injections 头戴式手术机器人是视网膜下注射的使能技术

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19

Nicholas R. Posselli, Eileen S. Hwang, Zachary J. Olson, Aaron Nagiel, Paul S. Bernstein, Jake J. Abbott

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Restoration of tactile sensation in bionic hands 仿生手的触觉恢复

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19

Amos Matsiko

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It is hard to be a robot in the wild. 在野外做一个机器人是很困难的。

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19 DOI: 10.1126/scirobotics.adw1608

Robin R Murphy

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Highly agile flat swimming robot 高度敏捷的平面游泳机器人

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19

Florian Hartmann, Mrudhula Baskaran, Gaetan Raynaud, Mehdi Benbedda, Karen Mulleners, Herbert Shea

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A democratized bimodal model of research for soft robotics: Integrating slow and fast science 软体机器人研究的民主化双峰模型：整合慢速与快速科学

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19

Nana Obayashi, David Howard, Kyle L. Walker, Jonas Jørgensen, Maks Gepner, Dan Sameoto, Adam Stokes, Fumiya Iida, Josie Hughes

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Restoration of tactile sensation in bionic hands. 仿生手的触觉恢复。

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19 DOI: 10.1126/scirobotics.adw3630

Amos Matsiko

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Highly agile flat swimming robot 高度敏捷的平面游泳机器人

IF 25 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19 DOI: 10.1126/scirobotics.adr0721

Florian Hartmann, Mrudhula Baskaran, Gaetan Raynaud, Mehdi Benbedda, Karen Mulleners, Herbert Shea

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It is hard to be a robot in the wild 在野外做一个机器人是很困难的

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19

Robin R. Murphy

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Head-mounted surgical robots are an enabling technology for subretinal injections 头戴式手术机器人是视网膜下注射的使能技术

IF 25 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19 DOI: 10.1126/scirobotics.adp7700

Nicholas R. Posselli, Eileen S. Hwang, Zachary J. Olson, Aaron Nagiel, Paul S. Bernstein, Jake J. Abbott

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A democratized bimodal model of research for soft robotics: Integrating slow and fast science. 软体机器人研究的民主化双峰模型：整合慢速与快速科学。

IF 26.1 1区计算机科学

Science Robotics Pub Date : 2025-02-19 DOI: 10.1126/scirobotics.adr2708

Nana Obayashi, David Howard, Kyle L Walker, Jonas Jørgensen, Maks Gepner, Dan Sameoto, Adam Stokes, Fumiya Iida, Josie Hughes

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