Ioana Patringenaru

This quadruped developed at UCSD relies on a series of valves that open and close in a specific sequence to walk.

UC San Diego is developing flexible feet that allow robots to walk faster and grip better because of a mechanism called granular jamming.

Roboticists at UC San Diego have developed a method using magnetic localization and a neural network to more cheaply and accurately track flexible medical robots than conventional radiation-based methods.