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1 Bioinspired Robots Manta and stingrays

2 Mimic vs. Inspiration

3 Why a Stingray?

4 Why a stingray? Cownose manta ray Southern stingray
Manta rays migrating in open ocean:

5 Human-made state of the art
Meet “Waldo” Meet “Hercules”

6 Oscillation vs. Undulation
Intermediate motion oscillatory

7 Undulatory

8 Extracting form and function

9 CADD model

10 What’s inside the box Tail Nose

11 Rearward propagating wave

12 Stroke dynamics: motion tracking
(action starts at ~ 24 s) (best footage ~ s) starts at ~ 5 s) Rearward propagating wave

13 Velocity vs. flapping frequency

14 Where are we now?

15 Future directions Efficiency/actuators? Buoyancy?
Fluid mechanics of thrust?

16 Citations Biomimetic Stingray with Intermediate Propulsion Jack Gaiennie, Lincoln Neely,Nick Noble (Bioengineering winter 2015) Rosenberger, L. J., “Pectoral Fin Locomotion in Batoid Fishes: Undulation versus Oscillation,” The Journal of Experimental Biology 204, , 2001.  Schaefer, J. T., Summers, A. P., “Batoid Wing Skeletal Structure: Novel Morphologies, Mechanical Implications, and Phylogenetic Patterns,” Journal of Morphology 264: , 2005.


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