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Pneumatic neurons for soft robots enable inflate-and-fire networks for rhythmic motion
Animals coordinate their movements through distributed neural circuits, but soft robots still typically depend on external, centralized electronics for control. Building soft robots that operate without centralized electronic controllers while remaining responsive to their environment remains a fron
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