In our latest paper, we investigate microelectromechanical structures (MEMS) as fiber grippers with a new focus on temperature-driven motion and resistive temperature sensing. Article here:
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Islam, Mohammad S, Sushmita Challa, M H Yacin, Sruthi S Vankayala, Nathan Song, Danming Wei, Jasmin Beharic, and Cindy K Harnett. 2023. “Thermally Driven MEMS Fiber-Grippers.” Journal of Micro and Bio Robotics, August. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12213-023-00161-w.