Micro-robot locomotion, Microrobotics lab, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada


Five-degree-of-freedom magnetic control of micro-robots using rotating permanent magnets

Uploaded on May 20, 2016

“Five-Degree-of-Freedom Magnetic Control of Micro-Robots Using Rotating Permanent Magnets,” by Patrick Ryan and Eric Diller from the University of Toronto. Presented at ICRA 2016.
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