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Robotic tentacle targets keyhole surgery

14-May-2015

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Lack of rigid skeleton allows it to bend, stretch and switch between flexible and rigid states. AImed at minimally invasive surgery.

The study was published in the Bioinspiration & Biomimetics journal.

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Bioinspiration & Biomimetics

Journal covering research that discovers and uses principles from natural systems to create physical models, engineering systems and technological designs.

King’s College London

Public research university

Tommaso Ranzani

Assistant Professor at Boston University.

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Robotic Surgery