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The aim is to characterize the morphology and functionality of model annelids for bioinspiration in soft robotics.

February 19, 20260 citationsOpen Access

D2.4. Annelid performance final characterisation

JLJoachim LangeneckUniversity of Salento KKKleoniki KeklikoglouHellenic Centre for Marine Research EVEmmanouela VernadouHellenic Centre for Marine Research

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The aim is to characterize the morphology and functionality of model annelids for bioinspiration in soft robotics.
Characterization of model annelids Phascolosoma stephensoni and Glycera tridactyla
Analysis of morphological features and functional abilities
Integration of findings into soft robotics design concepts
Identified key morphological traits linked to performance in soft robotics
Demonstrated potential applications of annelid characteristics in robot design
Provided a framework for future bioinspired innovations in soft robotics

Abstract

The deliverable 2.4 - "Annelida performance final characterisation" represents the final deliverable on the morpho-functional characterisation of model annelids, represented by Phascolosoma stephensoni and Glycera tridactyla, in the context of bioinspiration for soft robots.

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