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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

26.08.2026

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schwarz-weiss Illustrationen, Raster,schwarz-weiss, Zeichnungen, schwarz-weiss

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Shaik Himam Saheb + weitere

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Taylor and Francis

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238

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23,4/15,6/1,4 cm

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372 g

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Englisch

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978-1-03-288768-5

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Dr. Shaik Himam Saheb is currently working as an Senior Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Robotics Engineering, Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology and Research(Deemed to be University), Hyderabad, Telangana, INDIA. His research interests are Robotics, Parallel Mechanisms, Data Science, and Machine Learning. He has published 48 Research papers in National and International journals and international conferences. He has published 4 books. The team guided by him has received a National level Go-Kart Championship with 1 lakh cash prize the event organized by Indian Society of New Era Engineers. His professional affiliations are MISTE, LMIAENG and MSMAE.

Dr Appala Tharakeshwar is currently a Professor in the Mechanical Engineering department and Vice principal at Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering, Tirupati. His research interests are Robotics, Mechanisms, and multibody Dynamics. He completed his doctorate from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore and has over 20 years of teaching and research experience. He has published 10 national and international journals and conferences.

Dr. Mohammad S. Khan (SM' 19) is currently an Associate Professor of Computing at East Tennessee State University and the director of Network Science and Analysis Lab (NSAL). He received his M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Computer Science and Computer Engineering from the University of Louisville, Kentucky, USA, in 2011 and 2013, respectively. His primary area of research is in ad-hoc networks, wireless sensor networks, network tomography, connected vehicles, and vehicular social networks. He currently serves as an associate editor of IEEE Access, IET ITS, IET WSS, Springer's Telecommunication Systems and Neural Computing and Applications. He has been on technical program committees of various international conferences and technical reviewer of various international journals in his field. He is a senior member of IEEE.

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

26.08.2026

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Herausgeber

Verlag

Taylor and Francis

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238

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23,4/15,6/1,4 cm

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372 g

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Englisch

ISBN

978-1-03-288768-5

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  • Produktbild: Soft Robotics for Medical and Healthcare Applications
  • Table of Contents

    Preface

    Acknowledgements

    Editor Biographies

    List of Contributors

    Chapter-1

    Introduction to Soft robotics: Opportunities and challenges

    1.1 Introduction

    1.2 Digital Twin and Soft Robotics

    1.3 Applications of the soft robotics

    1.3.1 Medical and Healthcare

    1.3.2 Agriculture and Food Industry

    1.4 Soft robotics and 3D printing

    1.5 Fabrication of Soft Robots

    1.6 Conclusions

    Chapter -2.

    Recent Developments and Emerging Trends in Soft Robotics

    2.1 Introduction

    2.1.1. Literature Review

    2.2 What is a Soft robot

    2.3 Actuation of a Soft Robot

    2.3.2 Photosensitive actuators

    2.3.3 Dielectric elastomers actuators

    2.3.4 Combustion-driven actuators

    2.4 Advances in smart robotic material technologies

    2.5 Advanced Manufacturing Techniques

    2.6 Trends in design and analysis of soft robots

    2.7 Future Directions and Challenges

    2.8 Conclusions

    Chapter-3

    Soft Robotic Treatment for Club Foot

    3.1 Introduction

    3.2 Club Foot

    3.2.1 Reasons for Clubfoot

    3.2.2 Symptoms of club foot

    3.3 There are two main types of clubfoot

    3.3.1 Idiopathic Clubfoot

    3.3.2 Non idiopathic clubfoot

    3.4 Soft Robots in Clubfoot treatment

    3.4.1 Soft robotic Materials used in club foot treatment

    3.4.2Chemical Structure and Resistance

    3.4.3 Fungus Resistance

    3.5 Proposed Treatment Methods

    3.6 Conclusions

    Chapter-4

    Medical Applications of Bio-Inspired Soft Robotics

    4.1Introduction

    4.2. Design and Mechanisms of Bio-Inspired Soft Robots

    4.2.1. Actuation Mechanisms

    4.2.2. Sensing and Control

    4.3 Minimally Invasive Surgery

    4. 3.1. Endoscopic Soft Robots

    4. 3.2Surgical Instruments

    4. 4. Rehabilitation and Prosthetics

    4.4.1. Wearable Soft Exoskeletons

    4.4.2. Soft Prosthetic Limbs

    4.5. Drug Delivery Systems

    4.5.1. Micro scale Soft Robots

    4.5.2. Implantable Drug Delivery Devices

    4.6. Diagnostic Tools

    4.6.1. Soft Robotic Biopsy Devices

    4.6.2. Flexible Endoscopic Tools

    4.7 Case Studies

    4.7. Challenges and Future Prospects

    4.8. Conclusions

    Chapter-5

    Motion Control of Soft Robotic Arm through Servo Motors

    5.0 Introduction

    5.1 Literature Survey

    5.2 Stepper Motors

    5.2.1 Operation

    5.2.2 Advantages of Stepper Motors

    5.2.3Applications of Stepper Motors

    5.2.4 Limitations of Stepper Motors

    5.3 Servo Motors

    5.3.3 Advantages of Servo Motors over Stepper Motors

    5.4 Motion control in soft robotics

    5.4.1 Actuation Mechanisms

    5.4.2 Control Strategies

    5.5 Hardware Configurations

    5.5.1Dynamic Model of High-Speed Precision Positional Servo System

    5.5.2 Motion Control

    5.6 Conclusion

    Soft Robotic Applications to Care Elderly People

    6.0 Introduction

    6.1Literature review

    6.1.1 Soft Robotics: Definition and Characteristics

    6.1.2Mobility Assistance for Elderly Individuals

    6.2 Soft Robotic Exoskeletons

    6.2.1 Lower-Limb Exoskeletons for Walking Assistance

    6.2.2 Challenges in Lower-Limb Exoskeletons

    6.3 Soft Wearable Devices

    6.3.1 Soft Robotic Belts for Balance and Postural Control

    6.3.2 Challenges in Wearable Devices

    6.3.3 Fall Prevention and Stability Support

    6.3.4Smart Footwear and Balance Sensors

    6.3.5Wearable Sensors for Real-Time Monitoring

    6.3.6Challenges in Fall Prevention Systems

    6.4 Human-Robot Interaction and User Acceptance

    6.4.1 User-Centered Design

    6.4.2 Perceived Trust and Safety

    6.5 Rehabilitation and Therapy

    6.5.1 Soft Robotic Exoskeletons for Physical Rehabilitation

    6.5.2 Gait Training and Mobility Improvement

    6.5.3. Post-Stroke Rehabilitation

    6.5.4. Therapeutic Robotics for Joint Mobility

    6.5.5 cognitive and Physical Rehabilitation Integration

    6.5.6. Challenges and Future Prospects

    6.6. Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Support

    6.6.1. Dressing Assistance

    6.6.2 Feeding Assistance

    6.6.3 Hygiene and Bathing

    6.6.4 Grooming and Personal Care

    6.6.5 Challenges and Future Directions

    6.7. Emotional Support and Companionship

    6.7.1. Therapeutic Robotic Companions

    6.7.2. Socially Assistive Robots (SARs)

    6.7.3 Combating Loneliness and Social Isolation

    6.7.4 Ethical Considerations: Authenticity of Relationships

    6.8. Challenges and Limitations

    6.9. Future Directions

    6.9.1. Ethical Considerations and Challenges

    6.9.2 Autonomy and Dependency

    6.9.2. Privacy and Data Security

    6.9.3. Informed Consent and Decision-Making

    6.9.4. Human-Robot Relationships and Social Isolation

    6.9.5. Cost and Accessibility

    6.9.6. Dignity and Emotional Well-Being

    6.10. Conclusion

    Chapter-7

    Innovative Soft Robotics: Transforming Care and Quality of Life for elderly persons

    7.1Introduction

    7.2Soft robotics

    7.3 Elderly person problems

    7.4 Healthcare Access and Management

    7.5 Case Studies

    7.6 Conclusions

    Chapter - 8

    Comprehensive Study on Materials Used in Soft Robotics for Medical and Healthcare Industries

    8.1 Types of Soft Robotic Materials

    8.0 Introduction

    8.1.1. Elastomers

    8.1.2. Hydrogels

    8.2.3. Optically Responsive Actuators

    8.2 TRA

    8.2.4 Magnetically Responsive Hydrogel

    8.2.5 Hydraulically Responsive Hydrogel

    8.3.Shape Memory Polymers (SMPs)

    8.3.1 PLA

    8.4 Conclusions

    Chapter-9

    Data Driven Soft Robotics

    9.1 Introduction to Soft Robotics

    9.2. Fundamentals of Soft Robotics

    9.2.1 Materials Used in Soft Robotics

    9.2.2. Design and Fabrication Techniques

    9.2.3 3D Printing

    9.3. The Role of Data in Soft Robotics

    9.3.1. Data Collection and Sensors

    9.3.2 Data-Driven Modeling and Simulation

    9.4. Soft Robotics Control Systems

    9.4.1. Traditional Control Methods

    9.4.2. Data-Based Control Techniques

    9.5. Architectures Representing Data-Driven Soft Robotics

    9.6. Applications of Data-Driven Soft Robotics

    9.6.1. Medical Applications

    9.6.2. Industrial Applications

    9.6.3. Environmental and Exploration Applications

    9.7 Challenges and Future Directions

    9.7.1. Technical Challenges

    9.7.2. Ethical and Societal Implications

    9.7.3. Future Research Directions

    9.8. Conclusion

    Chapter-10

    Machine Learning in Soft Robotics: Techniques and Applications

    10.1 Introduction

    10.2 Machine Learning

    10.3 Necessity of Machine Learning

    10.4 Soft robotics

    10.5 Collaboration of soft robotics with Machine Learning

    10.6 Notable examples of soft robotics

    10.7 Conclusions

    Chapter 11

    3D and 4D Printing: Revolutionizing Soft Robotics

    11.0 Introduction

    11.1 Historical Development

    11.2 3D Printing in Soft Robotics

    11.3 Advancements Expanding Capabilities

    11.4 4D Printing in Soft Robotics

    11.5 Challenges and Constraints

    11.6 Recent Progress and Future Prospects

    11.7 Fabrication Improvements

    11.8 Conclusion

    Chapter-12

    Designing Bio-Inspired Soft Robotics for Medical Applications

    12.0 Top of Form

    Bottom of Form

    Introduction

    12.1 Soft robotics

    12.2 Classification of soft robots

    12.3 Manufacturing (3D printing) technology for robotic soft actuator

    12.3.1. Material Selection

    12.3.2. Design and Modeling

    12.3.3 Manufacturing Techniques

    12. 3.4Post-Processing

    12.3.5. Integration and Testing

    12.3.6 Applications and Customization

    12.4 Fundamentals of Bio-Inspired Soft Robotics Design

    12.4.1Material Selection

    12.4.2 Actuation Mechanisms

    12.5Major applications of Soft Robotics

    12.5.1Medical Applications

    12.5.2Drug Delivery Systems

    12.5.3 Types of Soft Robotic Drug Delivery Systems

    12.5.4Rehabilitation and Assistive Devices

    12.5.5Tissue Engineering

    12.6Challenges and Future Directions

    12.6.1 Bio inspired soft robotics: challenges

    12.6.2 Future Directions of Bio-inspired Soft Robotics

    12.7 Future studies ought to concentrate on

    12.8Outlook

    Chapter-13

    Advances in Design and Manufacturing of soft robotic applications

    13.1 Introduction

    13.2 Importance of Soft Robotics design

    13.2.1 Enhanced Design Accuracy

    13.2.2 Complex Geometries and Topologies

    13.2.3 Simulation and Testing

    13.2.4 Material Optimization

    13.2.5 Collaboration and Prototyping

    13.3 Manufacturing of soft robots

    13.3.1 Manufacturing intelligence

    13.4 Mechanisms used in soft robotics

    13.5 Conclusions

    Chapter 14

    Soft Robotics: Current Opportunities and Encountered Challenges

    14.1 Introduction

    14.2 Literature Review

    14.3 Current Opportunities

    14.3.1 Soft Robotics Compatible Technologies Development

    14.3.2 Complete Conversion from Hard Robots to Soft Robots

    14.3.3 Soft Actuator Development

    14.3.4 Soft Robots Control

    14.3.5 ¿-Organism-like Soft Robots Development

    14.3.6 Wearable Soft Robots Development

    14.3.7 Untethered Soft Robots Development

    14.4. Encountered Challenges

    14.4.1 Wearable Soft Robots Challenges

    14.4.2¿-Organism-like Soft Robots Development Challenges

    14.4.3Soft Actuator Development Challenges

    14.4.4 Soft Materials Development Challenges

    14.4.5Untethered Soft Robots Challenges

    14.4.6 Soft Robots Control Challenges

    14.5 Softness Characteristics

    14.6 Conclusion

    Chapter-15

    Current and Future Market Trends in Soft Robotics: A Management Perspective

    15.1 Introduction

    15.2 Current Market Overview

    15.3 Economic Implications and Value Creation

    15.3.1 Case Studies of Economic Impact

    15.4 Competitive Landscape and Market Entry Challenges

    15.5 Anticipated Market Growth and Opportunities

    15.6 Strategic Management Approaches

    15.7 Conclusions