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Octobot - The first autonomous, entirely soft robot. The "octobot" uses a microfluidic logic circuit powered by hydrogen peroxide converted into gas when in contact with platinum.

Artificial muscles give RoboSofts superpowers.

Squishy fingers help scientists probe the watery depths.

Robotic ankle could help increase mobility in injured people.

Soft robotic hand can pick up and identify a wide array of objects.

Newly developed vine-like robot can grow across long distances without moving its whole body. It could prove useful in search and rescue operations and medical applications.

SOFI - Soft Robot fish to guide aquatic life and help clean up pollution in the ocean.

A soft, wearable robot could help people walk farther and faster after a stroke.

Harvard scientists use simple materials to create semi-soft machines that walk like insects.

DEPLOYBOT - The first flexible walking, RoboSoft to use no motors.

Soft Exosuits - Soft wearable robots that use innovative textiles to provide a more conformal, unobtrusive and compliant means to interface to the human body.

Transparent, gel-based RobotSoft can catch and release live fish.

Gentle bot - A spongy robot hand with a sense of touch.

Neuroprosthetics - Once more, with feeling.

TWISTER - The RobotSoft set to make manufacturing safer.