LifestyleIntroducing Floppybot: Your New Favorite Video for Friday

Introducing Floppybot: Your New Favorite Video for Friday

Welcome to Video Friday!

Video Friday brings you a curated selection of cutting-edge robotics videos. In addition, you’ll get exclusive access to a weekly calendar of upcoming robotic events for the next few months. Do you have an upcoming event that you’d like us to feature? Send it in!

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Humanoids 2023: 12–14 December 2023, AUSTIN, TEX.Cybathlon Challenges: 02 February 2024, ZURICH, SWITZERLANDEurobot Open 2024: 8–11 May 2024, LA ROCHE-SUR-YON, FRANCEICRA 2024: 13–17 May 2024, YOKOHAMA, JAPAN

Enjoy this week’s featured videos!

I can’t get enough of this magnetically actuated soft robot, even if it’s only loosely defined as one. Check it out!

Researchers from SDU (DK) and ETH (CH) are introducing kirigami into a soft magnetic sheet to achieve bidirectional crawling under rotating magnetic fields. Experimentally characterized crawling and deformation profiles, combined with numerical simulations, reveal programmable motion through changes in cut shape, magnet orientation, and translational motion. This work offers a simple approach to developing untethered soft robots.

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Thanks, Ahmad!

We’re kicking off the holiday season with this fantastic video from the LARSEN team at Inria!

[[Inria ]

Thanks, Serena!

Check out this stunning rendering from Apptronik. They’re proving that humanoid robots don’t always need legs.

[[Apptronik ]

Digit, now working in a warehouse, handling, well, things.

[[Agility ]

Check out the video of Unitree’s sub-$90k H1 Humanoid getting put through the wringer in a non-PR style.

[[Impress ]

This ANYmal can work around the clock in any weather, unlike me.

[[ANYbotics ]

Most of the world will need to turn on subtitles, but watching how industrial robots can be used to make art is fascinating.

[[Kuka ]

Relive the cutting-edge robotics segment from this episode of Scientific American Frontiers, it’s a classic.

[[SRI ]

Agility CEO Damion Shelton delivers some fascinating insight into robot control hierarchy and an unexpected analogy to the process of riding a horse.

[[Agility ]

Discover how Central High School in Louisville, Ky. is incorporating Spot into their curriculum, preparing students with valuable real-life skills through hands-on learning. A must-watch for educators and robotics enthusiasts.Read More rn

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