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GRASPion: an Open-Source, Programmable Brainbot for Active Matter Research
F. Novkoski, M. Mélard, M. Delens +6
We present the GRASPion, a compact, open-source bristlebot designed for the controlled study of active matter systems. Built around a low-cost Arduino-compatible board and modular…
Brainbots as smart autonomous active particles with programmable motion
M. Noirhomme, I. Mammadli, N. Vanesse +3
We present an innovative robotic device designed to provide controlled motion for studying active matter. Motion is driven by an internal vibrator powered by a small rechargeable b…
Lattice Boltzmann simulations of two linear microswimmers using the immersed boundary method
D. Geyer, S. Ziegler, A. Sukhov +5
The performance of a single or the collection of microswimmers strongly depends on the hydrodynamic coupling among their constituents and themselves. We present a numerical study f…
Comment on: arXiv:2008.08305 "Scallop Theorem and Swimming at the Mesoscale" by M. Hubert, O. Trosman, Y. Collard, A. Sukhov, J. Harting, N. Vandewalle, and A.-S. Smith, Phys. Rev. Letters \vc{126}, 224501 (2021)
B. U. Felderhof
The expression for the mean swimming velocity of the Oseen two-sphere model derived in the Letter [arXiv:2008.08305] is compared with an exact one derived earlier, as well as one d…