Soft Robotics' RL7 and other grippers can reliably perform some of the physical tasks we do countless times a day but take for granted.

Soft Robotics, a company that develops enterprise level soft robotic grippers for a variety of materials handling and pick and place applications, is on a roll. After securing a high level ...

This robot gripper looks like a wilted flower, but it can lift 100 times its own weight A soft robot that’s perfect for packing groceries ...

Engineers develop soft robotic gripper Inspired by twining plants, it has a variety of possible applications Date: December 15, 2020 Source: University of Georgia Summary: Scientists often look to ...

In response to this challenge, Cornell researchers have developed a soft robotic device that gently grips and injects living plant leaves with sensors that help it detect and communicate with its ...

The less energy that a robot uses to perform its assigned duties, the better. A new soft robotic gripper was created with this fact in mind, as it grasps and releases objects without using any ...

Called “GRIP-tape,” a backronym for Grasping and Rolling in Plane, this newly developed product demonstrates that a high-tech solution can be created using low-cost materials, such as off-the ...

A 130g soft robot gripper lifts 100kg? Developing a soft robotic gripper that mimics a woven structure. Achieve high performance, cost-effectiveness, and process efficiency in a soft robotic gripper.

A team of roboticists has developed a unique 3D-printed soft robotic gripper that operates without the need for electronics.

While previous soft grippers have been developed using elements of kirigami, the researchers’ tendril-like structures distribute their force in such a way as to be delicate and precise enough to ...

Developing a soft robotic gripper that mimics a woven structure aims to achieve high performance, cost-effectiveness, and process efficiency.