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1:51 Controlled Flight of a Biologically-Inspired, Insect-Scale Robot MicroroboticsLab 25,182 views 2 weeks ago The Harvard Microrobotics Lab has demonstrated the first controlled flight of an insect-sized flapping-wing robot. This video shows the 80mg, piezoelectrically actuated rob...
0:47 Active Elastomer Sleeve for Soft Wearable Robots MicroroboticsLab 907 views 6 months ago
1:02 Bio-Inspired Active Soft Orthotic Device MicroroboticsLab 593 views 6 months ago
48:20 Ben Finio Ph.D. Thesis Defense at Harvard, May 2012 MicroroboticsLab 2,835 views 10 months ago Ben Finio's Ph.D. thesis defense, "Roll, pitch and yaw torque control for a robotic bee" at the Harvard University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences in May 2012. ...
1:19 Flapping-wing robotic insect with passive stability and altitude control MicroroboticsLab 4,612 views 10 months ago Recent experiments using flapping-wing robotic insects with passive stability features show open-loop vertical takeoff as well as closed-loop altitude control.
2:02 Multi stage micro rockets for robotic insects MicroroboticsLab 11,034 views 10 months ago One of the main challenges for sustained flight of current aerial micro robots is the low energy density available from common power sources. In this project we propose sol...
1:00 PC-MEMS Pop-up Icosahedron MicroroboticsLab 23,662 views 1 year ago A demonstration of pop-up assembly of an icosahedron (20 sided polygon). The device is fabricated flat but assumes a nearly spherical shape, potentially useful for omnidir...
0:34 Pop-up Monolithic Bee (Mobee) MicroroboticsLab 39,731 views 1 year ago The Harvard Monolithic Bee undergoing pop-up 3D assembly. Find the full video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxSs1kGZQqc
4:56 Pop-up Fabrication of the Harvard Monolithic Bee (Mobee) MicroroboticsLab 604,121 views 1 year ago The Harvard Monolithic Bee is a millimeter-scale flapping wing robotic insect produced using Printed Circuit MEMS (PC-MEMS) techniques. This video describes the manufactur...
0:26 HAMR3: An Autonomous 1.7g Ambulatory Robot MicroroboticsLab 3,122 views 1 year ago The successor to HAMR^2, HAMR^3 is a cockroach-inspired robot developed at the Harvard Microrobotics Lab by Andrew Baisch, Christian Heimlich, Michael Karpelson and Robert ...

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Date Joined Nov 19, 2010

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