Biomimetic Robot with Peristaltic Locomotion Integrating 3D Printing and IoT Technologies

This paper presents the design and development of a biomimetic robot utilizing peristaltic locomotion as a method of movement. Inspired by nature, the robot addresses key limitations encountered in conventional robotic systems, such as imbalance affecting the center of mass and restricted adaptability to complex terrains. Integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology enables real-time data collection, contributing to enhanced performance and efficiency across diverse environments. The utilization of advanced 3D printing techniques facilitates rapid prototyping and customization of robot components. Experimental evaluation demonstrates the effectiveness of the biomimetic approach, highlighting its potential for applications in exploration, disaster response, and healthcare. Analysis of results informs future research directions, focusing on further optimization and integration of emerging technologies to advance robotic capabilities.

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Engineering innovations
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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-a2ff1p
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2
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Soft Robotics and Applications
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Biomimetic Robot with Peristaltic Locomotion Integrating 3D Printing and IoT Technologies

Julio Valentin Fajardo, José L. Sandoval-Ferrufino, Bryan E. Alvarado-Orellana
2 citations
Engineering innovations
Soft Robotics and Applications
1.35
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Biomimetic Robot with Peristaltic Locomotion Integrating 3D Printing and IoT Technologies

Julio Valentin Fajardo, José L. Sandoval-Ferrufino, Bryan E. Alvarado-Orellana
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Abstract

This paper presents the design and development of a biomimetic robot utilizing peristaltic locomotion as a method of movement. Inspired by nature, the robot addresses key limitations encountered in conventional robotic systems, such as imbalance affecting the center of mass and restricted adaptability to complex terrains. Integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology enables real-time data collection, contributing to enhanced performance and efficiency across diverse environments. The utilization of advanced 3D printing techniques facilitates rapid prototyping and customization of robot components. Experimental evaluation demonstrates the effectiveness of the biomimetic approach, highlighting its potential for applications in exploration, disaster response, and healthcare. Analysis of results informs future research directions, focusing on further optimization and integration of emerging technologies to advance robotic capabilities.

Engineering innovationsVol. 14
Galileo University (GT), Central American Technological University (HN), Universidad de Tecnología y Comercio (NI), Center Technological University (VE), Technological University of Mexico (MX)
Openalex Percentile: Top 21%
Soft Robotics and Applications
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Biomimetic Robot with Peristaltic Locomotion Integrating 3D Printing and IoT Technologies — Julio Valentin Fajardo, José L. Sandoval-Ferrufino, et al. · Engineering innovations (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS