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University engineers use dead spiders as mechanical grippers - WLWT
After digging deeper into arachnid anatomy, they realized the spider's hydraulic chamber, or parasoma, actually has separate internal valves that allow the insect to move each leg individually.
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'Necrobotics': University engineers repurpose dead spiders as ...
After digging deeper into arachnid anatomy, they realized the spider's hydraulic chamber, or parasoma, actually has separate internal valves that allow the insect to move each leg individually.
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These 'Weird' Sea Spiders Don't Have Abdomens—and Instead Store Organs in Their Legs. With DNA, Scientists Are Learning Why
Though sea spiders have thrived for millions of years in a variety of marine conditions—in cold Antarctic waters, on deep seafloors and along rocky, estuarine shorelines—it is correct to call them ...
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University engineers use dead spiders as mechanical grippers
After digging deeper into arachnid anatomy, they realized the spider's hydraulic chamber, or parasoma, actually has separate internal valves that allow the insect to move each leg individually.
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University engineers use dead spiders as mechanical grippers - KCCI 8 News
Most people would see a dead spider and discard the insect. A couple of engineers at Rice University had other ideas. Skip to content. NOWCAST KCCI News at 10pm Weeknights.
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University engineers use dead spiders as mechanical grippers - WYFF News 4
After digging deeper into arachnid anatomy, they realized the spider's hydraulic chamber, or parasoma, actually has separate internal valves that allow the insect to move each leg individually.
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University engineers use dead spiders as mechanical grippers
Most people would see a dead spider and discard the insect. A couple of engineers at Rice University had other ideas. Skip to content. NOWCAST WPBF 25 News at 6 a.m.