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Conducting polymers: a bridge across the bionic interface

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posted on 2024-11-16, 09:27 authored by Gordon WallaceGordon Wallace, Geoffrey SpinksGeoffrey Spinks
Can these actuator devices operate as "artificial muscles" to produce human movement and even develop the superhuman abilities of Steve Austin, the "bionic man" on the TV series The Six-Million Dollar Manl Manipulating human movement is, of course, a mammoth task. In today's highly technological world, we still do not have adequate lightweight, low-powerconsumption materials or technologies that can be strapped on to assist in human movement (50).

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Nanobionics

Australian Research Council

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Wallace, G. G. & Spinks, G. Maxwell. (2007). Conducting polymers: a bridge across the bionic interface. Chemical Engineering Progress, 103 (12), S18-S24.

Journal title

Chemical Engineering Progress

Volume

103

Issue

12

Language

English

RIS ID

80228

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