Spontaneous locomotion of hygrobots under spatial gradient of humidity

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Spontaneous locomotion of hygrobots under spatial gradient of humidity. Spontaneous locomotion of hygrobots under spatial gradient of humidity. (A) Spatial distribution of relative humidity at 23°C near a moist filter paper. Error bars indicate SD. (B) Schematics and experimental images of a hygrobot crawling spontaneously on a moist surface. The angle that the leg makes with the substrate, β, determines the friction coefficient (section S3). (C) Temporal evolution of the position of the hygrobot. Velocity of hygrobots powered by the spatial gradient of humidity as a function of (D) the active layer thickness and (E) the actuator length. Circles and lines correspond to the results of experiment and theory, respectively. Inset of (E) shows the overlapped images of hygrobots of different lengths. Beomjune Shin et al. Sci. Robotics 2018;3:eaar2629 Copyright © 2018 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works