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A "jumper", or silicon microrobot designed for leaping. (Photos by Adam Lau / Berkeley Engineering)
An ionocraft with attached sensor board.
A ZIF (zero insertion force) socket micro robot.
An experimental ionocraft.
Graduate student Rachel Zoll shows fellow grad student Oliver Chen how to prepare electrodes.
A neural-recording microelectrode.
Rachel Zoll and Oliver Chen prepare electrodes.
Leg parts of a walking, hexapod microrobot.
A hexapod microrobot, which shuffles along using its six legs.
An ionocraft with attached sensor board.
A newly assembled ionocraft sits ready for a test flight.
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