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Scientists 3D Print Skeletal Models Of Seahorse Tail And Put Them To Test ...

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controlled easily. But nature makes things just strong enough not to break, and then flexible enough to do a wide range of tasks. That's why we can learn a lot from animals that will inspire the next generations of robotics," said Ross Hatton from the College of Engineering at Oregon State University.

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Jul 05, 2015

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New generation of robots inspired by the tiny seahorse

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ore agile and durable than current ones. According to Ross Hatton, assistant professor in the College of Engineering at Oregon State University and co-author of a recent study breaking down the anatomyseahorses, the main reason most robots are stiff and rigid is so that they areeasier to control.

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Jul 04, 2015

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Snakes and snake-like robots show how sidewinders conquer sandy slopes

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"The snake is one of the most versatile of all land animals, and we want to capture what they can do," said Ross Hatton, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Oregon State University who has studied the mathematical complexities of snake motion, and how they might be applied to robots.

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Oct 10, 2014

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Robot snake slithers like a sidewinder, the 'ultimate all-terrain vehicle'

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"The desert sidewinder is really extraordinary, with perhaps the fastest and most efficient natural motion we've ever observed for a snake," said Ross Hatton, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Oregon State University in Corvallis and a member of the research team, in a prepared sta

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Oct 10, 2014

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