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Autonomic perspiration in 3D-printed hydrogel actuators
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Skeletal structure with artificial perspiration for cooling by latent heat for musculoskeletal humanoid Kengoro
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Design principles of a human mimetic humanoid: Humanoid platform to study human intelligence and internal body system
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A Helping Hand: Soft Orthosis with Integrated Optical Strain Sensors and EMG Control
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Towards a Self-contained Soft Robotic Fish: On-Board Pressure Generation and Embedded Electro-permanent Magnet Valves
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Hydraulic hydrogel actuators and robots optically and sonically camouflaged in water
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Multi-material bio-fabrication of hydrogel cantilevers and actuators with stereolithography
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Hydrogel-matrix encapsulated Nitinol actuation with self-cooling mechanism
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Fire-Resistant Hydrogel-Fabric Laminates: A Simple Concept That May Save Lives
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Highly Elastic, Transparent, and Conductive 3D‐Printed Ionic Composite Hydrogels
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Temperature regulation and evaporative water loss in the brush-tailed possum Trichosurus vulpecula
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