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Design and Control of the McKibben Artificial Muscles Actuated Humanoid Manipulator | IntechOpen
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Modular Prosthetic Limb: Bionic arm 'like something from space' | CNN Business
Artificial Muscles Developed At CU Could Mean We're Closer to Building A Bionic Person | Colorado Public Radio
