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    Bioinspired
    robotics
    Origami robots inspired by
    ladybird beetles

    ‹ MYN/MARC PIHET/MINDEN PICTURES ›

    Contents 15 APRIL 2020


    VOL 5, ISSUE 41
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    Ladybird beetle–inspired compliant origami Mission and Scope
    BY SANG-MIN BAEK, SOJUNG YIM, SOO-HWAN CHAE, DAE-YOUNG LEE, KYU-JIN CHO Editors and Advisory Board
    SCIENCE ROBOTICS 15 APR 2020 
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    Ladybird beetle–inspired origami uses the deformation and geometry of its facet to enable unique energy Information for Authors
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    About The Cover

    ONLINE COVER Nature's Origami. The wings of


    a ladybird beetle can sustain large aerodynamic
    forces during ight, and, when folded, these
    wings are deployable within 100 milliseconds.
    The self-locking and elastic energy storage
    capabilities of these wings are enabled by a
    tape-spring shaped vein in the wing frame.
    Baek et al. replicate the curved geometry of
    these veins to create origami structures that
    can self-lock and deploy within 116
    milliseconds. The researchers validate their
    design by demonstrating a jumping robot and a
    jump-gliding robot with enhanced kinetic and
    static behavior. This month's cover shows how
    a ladybird beetle deploys its wings to take ight.
    [CREDIT: MYN/Marc Pihet/ Minden Pictures]

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