Fatal Septicemia and Mastitis in Wild Sunda Colugos (Sunda Flying Lemurs; Galeopterus variegates) in Singapore

Chong, Sung-Tae; Oh, Pei Yee; Chua, Delia; Shangari, D; Sekar, O; Hsu, Chia-Da

doi:10.7589/2019-07-187

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“…Even insects such as the net-wing midge larvae and diving beetle highlight the use of suction adhesion in multi-mediums [65,167]. In gliding animals, the Sunda flying lemur, have been known to cusp their hands to form a suction cup to assist attachment to surfaces along with their claws [168]. Biologically-inspired suction adhesion shows great potential for cross-medium attachment on variable surfaces, far superior to current standard suction cups, without the need for constant activation to maintain attachment.…”

Section: Energy Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adopting Physical Artificial Intelligence in Soft Aerial Robots

Nguyen

Kovač

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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In recent years, there has been a lot more attention towards the utilization of physically intelligent features in robotics. In this work, we provide a perspective on the physical artificial intelligence (PAI) paradigm and its impact on the conceptualization, design, and manufacturing of current and future aerial robots and infrastructure. We highlight the theory, enabling technologies, system features, and the tasks that the PAI paradigm will improve beyond the current approaches with conventional rigid aerial robots. We also discuss the multi-disciplinary effort required to collaborate with and educate researchers in the development of physically intelligent robots. PAI promises to lead the development of a new era of robust flying robotic organisms that are capable of adapting to and performing multi-functional tasks autonomously in a complex and unstructured environment. Aerial robotics is a great field of study to validate PAI as a development methodology.

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Section: Energy Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%