In this video by @jacobsschoolnews, researchers demonstrate a robot that can walk without electronics, relying solely on a cartridge of compressed gas, and can be 3D-printed in one go from a single material.
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Purdue University Partners with Thermwood to Integrate Simulation with Large-Scale 3D Printing
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University of Wyoming Researcher Receives NSF Grant to Study 3D Printing of Soft Materials
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