Funding Innovation in Bio-Inspired Robotics
The MYOBOT Grant program supports cutting-edge research in musculoskeletal robotics, bringing together expertise in biomechanics, control systems, and artificial muscle technology to advance the next generation of bio-inspired robotic systems.
Research Focus
Supporting innovative projects that integrate biological principles with robotic systems, emphasizing muscle-tendon actuators, skeletal structures, and biomimetic control strategies.
Grant Objectives
Accelerate breakthroughs in musculoskeletal robotics through targeted funding for interdisciplinary research teams working on bio-inspired robotic platforms and applications.
Collaboration
Foster connections between researchers in robotics, biomechanics, materials science, and control engineering to create transformative technologies.
Key Research Areas
Artificial Muscles
Development of soft actuators and muscle-like components for compliant robotics
Biomechanical Modeling
Computational models of musculoskeletal systems for robotic control
Bio-Inspired Design
Skeletal structures and joint mechanisms inspired by biological systems
Control Systems
Advanced control strategies for musculoskeletal robot platforms
Human-Robot Interaction
Safe and natural interfaces for musculoskeletal robotic systems
Medical Applications
Rehabilitation robotics and assistive technologies