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    A Stretchable Tactile Sleeve for Reaching Into Cluttered Spaces by Gruebele, Alexander M., Lin, Michael A., Brouwer, Dane, Yuan, Shenli, Zerbe, Andrew C., Cutkosky, Mark R.

    Published in IEEE robotics and automation letters (01-07-2021)
    “…We present a highly conformable stretchable sensory skin made of soft components. The skin uses low pressure pneumatic taxels and stretchable channels to…”
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    Long-Stroke Rolling Diaphragm Actuators For Haptic Display of Forces in Teleoperation by Gruebele, Alexander, Frishman, Samuel, Cutkosky, Mark R.

    Published in IEEE robotics and automation letters (01-04-2019)
    “…We present a new rolling diaphragm actuator for transmitting forces in a teleoperated system. The initial application is for MR-guided biopsy procedures,…”
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    A Stretchable Capacitive Sensory Skin for Exploring Cluttered Environments by Gruebele, Alexander, Roberge, Jean-Philippe, Zerbe, Andrew, Ruotolo, Wilson, Huh, Tae Myung, Cutkosky, Mark R.

    Published in IEEE robotics and automation letters (01-04-2020)
    “…We present a design and fabrication method using low-cost materials for anew tactile sensor that is highly stretchable (up to 60%) and for which the signal is…”
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    A rolling-diaphragm hydrostatic transmission for remote MR-guided needle insertion by Burkhard, Natalie, Frishman, Samuel, Gruebele, Alexander, Whitney, J. Peter, Goldman, Roger, Daniel, Bruce, Cutkosky, Mark

    “…Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offers many benefits, including unsurpassed soft-tissue characterization and the ability to combine detection and biopsy into…”
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    Distributed Sensor Networks Deployed Using Soft Growing Robots by Gruebele, Alexander M, Zerbe, Andrew C, Coad, Margaret M, Okamura, Allison M, Cutkosky, Mark R

    Published 14-12-2020
    “…Due to their ability to move without sliding relative to their environment, soft growing robots are attractive for deploying distributed sensor networks in…”
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    Distributed Sensor Networks Deployed Using Soft Growing Robots by Gruebele, Alexander M., Zerbe, Andrew C., Coad, Margaret M., Okamura, Allison M., Cutkosky, Mark R.

    “…Due to their ability to move without sliding relative to their environment, soft growing robots are attractive for deploying distributed sensor networks in…”
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