A democratized bimodal model of research for soft robotics: Integrating slow and fast science

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Adopting a democratized, bimodal model of research that integrates slow and fast science will enable the field of soft robotics to realize its full potential. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Nana Obayashi; David Howard; Kyle L. Walker; Jonas Jørgensen; Maks Gepner; Dan Sameoto; Adam A. Stokes; Fumiya Iida; Josie Hughes

doi:10.1126/scirobotics.adr2708

February 19, 2025Science RoboticsOpen Access

A democratized bimodal model of research for soft robotics: Integrating slow and fast science

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A shift toward a democratized, bimodal model of research would allow soft robotics to realize its full potential.

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