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Demonstrates omnidirectional locomotion and inspection capabilities in a microrobot, highlighting advances in automated exploration.
, 12.2 g). Three radial piezoelectric actuators synthesize six circumferential driving forces, while a trajectory interpolation algorithm enables omnidirectional locomotion without attitude turning. By switching between high-frequency continuous and intermittent excitation modes, the robot achieves a wide dynamic range, spanning from a 3 cm/s macroscopic speed to a 0.56 μm microscopic step resolution, thereby enabling both rapid maze navigation and precise cross-scale microscopic observation. Integrating actuation, control, communication, five onboard sensors, and power, the robot execute various inspection tasks with the capability of autonomous navigation and multi-robot coordination. These results validate key performance attributes in achieving both high integration and omnidirectional motion to enhance the ability for inspection and exploration missions.
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