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Area of Science:

  • Robotics
  • Materials Science
  • Biomedical Engineering

Background:

  • Miniature magnetic robots are needed for in-situ manipulation in confined spaces.
  • Existing robots have limited motion modes and lack real-time pose sensing, hindering out-of-sight control.
  • Integrating multimode motion and precise pose sensing remains a significant challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a thin-film robot with integrated multimode motion and high-precision pose sensing capabilities.
  • To enable on-demand magnetization reprogramming and real-time status detection.
  • To demonstrate accurate out-of-sight manipulation in enclosed environments.

Main Methods:

  • A novel multilayer structure featuring a magnetic-driven layer and a heating-sensing conductive layer was designed.
  • Segmental heating of the magnetic layer enabled magnetization reprogramming and multimode motions.
  • Electrical resistance changes in the sensing layer allowed for precise pose detection (position and orientation).

Main Results:

  • The robot achieved various motions including swimming, rolling, crawling, and obstacle-crossing under a 10 mT field.
  • High-precision pose sensing with ±3 mm position and ±2.5° orientation accuracy was achieved under a 5 mT field.
  • Successful demonstration of a gastroscope robot for stomach drug delivery showcased its potential in medical treatments.

Conclusions:

  • The developed thin-film robot successfully integrates multimode motion and precise pose sensing.
  • This technology enables accurate out-of-sight manipulation in narrow, opaque, enclosed spaces.
  • The robot shows significant promise for advanced gastrointestinal medical treatments and other applications.