Park Seong-ho: Biorobotics

The characteristics of living things have been used in the medical and pharmaceutical fields since the 1950s. Fish and birds are duplicated by boats and planes, but in the case of the '%-up of '47', still no legged spines or small insects are perfectly well represented. While intense research is being done around the United States and Japan, the international conference involved has limited publishing by domestic researchers. The fact is, institutions that study high-tech areas are limited to publishing and have been shut down from public research. The "C" is a new form, but there are still a lot of technologies that have to be solved in order to become effective robots. The way to overcome this is to model animals and simulate them. Of the 'Project' set, the robots only perform their functions repeatedly and again in fixed position. To do this, the robot must be driven by wheels and legs, and not fall while it's moving. For this, the structure and walking properties of six legs or eight-legged insects or four-legped vertebrates can be applied to robotic design. The study of the patient who has been a persistent robot researcher, based on the conviction that the model of biology from the American Academy of Sciences will be food for the future, is published in this book.

Korean title: 바이오로보틱스

Korean author: 박성호

Korean publisher: 평민사

ISBN-13: 9788971158388