At 5 Hz stimulation, it swims 111.6 mm/min, which is 0.00186 m/s. Check out the paper for the details: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.03.01.582738v1.full.pdf
@@softrobotics - Does the paper have any suggested use cases? P.s. It is going to be a struggle to get most TH-cam viewers to read a full scientific paper. We are here for the vids not the dry academic texts.
I am genuinely interested in the possibility of contributing to this innovative field. Could you let me know if there are opportunities to collaborate or join your research team? I have experience in biomimicry and biotechnology, and I believe I could add value to your project.
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What are those speeds in m/s, and can they be combined into a kind of capillary action?
At 5 Hz stimulation, it swims 111.6 mm/min, which is 0.00186 m/s. Check out the paper for the details: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.03.01.582738v1.full.pdf
@@softrobotics - Does the paper have any suggested use cases?
P.s. It is going to be a struggle to get most TH-cam viewers to read a full scientific paper. We are here for the vids not the dry academic texts.
I am genuinely interested in the possibility of contributing to this innovative field. Could you let me know if there are opportunities to collaborate or join your research team? I have experience in biomimicry and biotechnology, and I believe I could add value to your project.
Pablo, What is the best way to contact you for advice on bio-reactors?
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