Submissions from wyss.harvard.edu

		Soft multi-functional robots get really small (wyss.harvard.edu)
		1 point by rbanffy on Aug 13, 2018 \| past
		A Multifunctional, Multiscale, Reconfigurable Surface (wyss.harvard.edu)
		1 point by ArtWomb on July 2, 2018 \| past
		Origami-inspired soft artificial muscles (wyss.harvard.edu)
		200 points by lithander on Nov 28, 2017 \| past \| 52 comments
		Low-cost wearables manufactured by hybrid 3D printing (wyss.harvard.edu)
		1 point by lainon on Sept 6, 2017 \| past
		Soft exosuit economies: understanding the costs of lightening the load (wyss.harvard.edu)
		3 points by EvgeniyZh on Jan 22, 2017 \| past
		Quantifying the metabolic energy saved by a wearable gait-improving robot (wyss.harvard.edu)
		2 points by nkurz on Jan 21, 2017 \| past
		Soft exosuit economies: understanding the costs of lightening the load (wyss.harvard.edu)
		7 points by based2 on Jan 21, 2017 \| past
		Novel 3D printing method blossoms from botanical inspiration (wyss.harvard.edu)
		44 points by bootload on June 19, 2016 \| past \| 10 comments
		Root – A robot for teaching programming (wyss.harvard.edu)
		5 points by jsnell on April 20, 2016 \| past
		A machine that speeds up evolution is revolutionizing genome design (wyss.harvard.edu)
		60 points by edward on May 11, 2015 \| past \| 27 comments
		Programmable glue made of DNA directs tiny gel bricks to self-assemble (wyss.harvard.edu)
		3 points by burkeen on Sept 11, 2013 \| past
		Organs-on-Chips technology (wyss.harvard.edu)
		1 point by jonbaer on Aug 13, 2013 \| past
		New coating turns ordinary glass into superglass (wyss.harvard.edu)
		1 point by geektips on Aug 7, 2013 \| past
		Lung On Chip Could Help Replace Animal Testing (wyss.harvard.edu)
		1 point by healthenclave on Feb 28, 2013 \| past
		Researchers Develop Low-Cost Material with Exceptional Strength and Toughness (wyss.harvard.edu)
		2 points by ph0rque on Dec 19, 2011 \| past

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