A multi-stimulus-responsive bionic fish microrobot for remote intelligent control applications
Wenguang Yang, Xiaowen Wang, Zhen Wang, Yuan Zheng, Zhixing Ge, Haibo Yu
Abstract
and therefore has magnetic and photothermal conversion properties. Under the action of optical, magnetic or ethanol molecules, the microrobot can perform complex programmable translational motion on 2D surfaces and controllable rising and sinking, while realizing motion simulation and obstacle avoidance. The microrobot is expected to be used for a wide range of applications in intelligent control systems.
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