Biorobotics: Challenges and Opportunities
A special issue of Biomimetics (ISSN 2313-7673).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 25 April 2025 | Viewed by 167
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Interests: non-linear dynamical systems; automatic control; autonomous system control; non-linear electronic circuits and devices
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue is addressed to researchers working in robotics and neurodynamics who want to give focus to their new and advanced results in the field of biorobotics. Topics of interest cover mechanical systems for both biorobotics and the electronics devices configured to control the systems. The aim of this Special Issue is also to discuss the main aspects of bioinspired micro and nanorobotics. The main features of bioinspired systems are based on locomotion paradigms and aspects regarding sensing and perception. Furthermore, researchers working in the specific area of biosystems are also encouraged to contribute. Advanced perspectives of new ideas arising from living systems will be another subject of this Special Issue, such as biorobots inspired by plants, not only in relation to animal locomotion and perception but also conceiving robots based on plant behavior. The cooperative behavior of robots inspired by natural organisms is also a topic that potential papers may cover. Therefore, the social behavior of complex networks of robots is of interest to this SI. This Special Issue also seeks to explore particular applications in the area of industrial plants and service robots for rehabilitation and medical applications, with the aim of creating a forum to present the various advantages of biorobotics and new systems. Through this Special Issue, we hope to bring together scientists from many areas of research who can propose new projects in an open consortium of interdisciplinary fields in biorobotics. The ethical aspects will also be addressed by discussing sustainability and green technology for energy saving.
Prof. Dr. Luigi Fortuna
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- biorobotics
- microbiorobotics
- neural networks
- perception-based systems
- plant biorobots
- bioenergy systems
- green biorobots
- motion control
- automatic control
- complex system control
- autonomous biosystems
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