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Design of Enabling Technologies for Soft Minimally Invasive Surgical Robots
Soft robots have rapidly evolved over the past decade due to significant advancements in sensing, actuation, control, material science, and manufacturing methods. These developments, combined with the inherent ability of soft robots to safely conform to delicate environments, have made them promisin
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