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Optical force and torque enhancements for multiple degrees-of-freedom optomechanical microrobots : numerical and experimental investigations
This thesis focuses on the study, enhancement, and exploitation of optical forces for the actuation of optically driven microrobots, referred to as OPTOBOTs. The work aims to overcome the intrinsic limitations of optical forces in terms of their low magnitude, while enabling multi-degree-of-freedom
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