Biomedical microrobotics: Small sizes, large applications
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Du J. and Feng X.-Q. (2024). Biomedical microrobotics: Small sizes, large applications. The Innovation Life 2(1): 100046. https://doi.org/10.59717/j.xinn-life.2024.100046
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Advanced soft microrobot equipped with on-board sensors, actuators and end effectors for cell mechanics research and minimally invasive surgery. Images of the sensors, end effectors and actuators were reproduced with permission from Xu et al.1 Copyright 2024, Nature Nanotechnology.
