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  1. Electrofluidic Fiber Muscles With Closed-Loop Control
  2. Electrofluidic fiber muscles
  3. Electroadhesion Suction Cups
  4. Actuating droplets with electrowetting: Force and dynamics
  5. Fiber pumps for wearable fluidic systems
  6. Electroadhesion zipping with soft grippers on curved objects
  7. Shielded soft force sensors
  8. Peeling in electroadhesion soft grippers
  9. Dexterous textile manipulation using electroadhesive fingers
  10. Wireless Electrohydrodynamic Actuators for Propulsion and Positioning of Miniaturized Floating Robots
  11. Untethered Feel‐Through Haptics Using 18‐µm Thick Dielectric Elastomer Actuators
  12. Autonomous oil flow generated by self-oscillating polymer gels
  13. An autonomous untethered fast soft robotic insect driven by low-voltage dielectric elastomer actuators
  14. Stretchable pumps for soft machines
  15. Delicate yet strong: Characterizing the electro-adhesion lifting force with a soft gripper
  16. Soft Biomimetic Fish Robot Made of Dielectric Elastomer Actuators
  17. A review of soft robotic grippers
  18. Effect of base rotation on the controllability of a redundant soft robotic arm
  19. Swinging paper actuator driven by conduction electrohydrodynamics
  20. A comprehensive gaze stabilization controller based on cerebellar internal models
  21. Active suction cup actuated by ElectroHydroDynamics phenomenon
  22. Electrohydrodynamic Conduction Pump with Asymmetrical Electrode Structures in the Microchannels
  23. EHD with mobile electrodes propulson
  24. Printed Paper Robot Driven by Electrostatic Actuator
  25. Discrete Cosserat approach for soft robot dynamics: A new piece-wise constant strain model with torsion and shears
  26. Model the response of bending fluidic actuators for soft robotics
  27. Stiffening in Soft Robotics: A Review of the State of the Art
  28. Dynamic Walking with a Soft Limb Robot
  29. Comparison of Optimization Algorithms for the Indirect Encoding of a Neural Controller for a Soft Robotic Arm
  30. Evolving Optimal Swimming in Different Fluids: A Study Inspired by batoid Fishes