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Explore the groundbreaking research by Rui Chen and colleagues on a tethered, legless soft jumping robot that harnesses electrohydrostatic actuation to leap over obstacles with agility and speed. This extraordinary robot, weighing just 1.1g, astounds with its ability to jump 7.68 times its body height and navigate terrains rapidly.
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