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Mechanics of a pressure-controlled adhesive membrane for soft robotic gripping on curved surfaces
This paper aims at understanding the adhesion mechanics of a pressure-controlled adhesive thin elastomeric membrane for soft robotic gripping on non-planar, curved surfaces. The adhesive elastic membrane is lined with gecko-inspired microfiber arrays and can be inflated or deflated by controlled int
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