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8(5), 508–515 (2008)
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environment using electromagnetic fields, Int.
J. Robot. Res. 25, 527–536 (2006)
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D. Rus: An untethered, electrostatic, globally controllable MEMS micro-robot, J. Microelectromech.
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How should microrobots swim?, Int. J. Robot.
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Robot. Autom. Mag. 14(2), 92–103 (2007)