Researchers at Nanyang Technological University have 3D printed sacrificial molds to create a self-sensing soft continuum robot that reconstructs its shape with machine learning. The post NTU 3D Prints Self-Sensing Soft Continuum Robot appeared on Fabbaloo.
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