Design and Analysis of Osmosis-based Artificial Muscle

This paper presents the design and analysis of an osmosis-based artificial muscle inspired by the leaf movements of Mimosa pudica. M. pudica’s leaves quickly contract using osmosis pressure in the pulvinus when they are stimulated. We analyzed and simulated an osmosis system to identify the factors...

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Published in:Journal of bionics engineering 2019, Vol.16 (1), p.56-65
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