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==Technological applications== A group of engineers and biologists have collaborated{{when|date=April 2024}} to develop robotic arms that are able to manipulate and handle various objects of different size, mass, surface texture and mechanical properties. These robotic arms have many advantages over previous robotic arms that were not based on muscular hydrostats.<ref>Walker, I.D.; Dawson, D.M.; [[Tamar Flash|Flash, T.]]; Grasso, F.W.; Hanlon, R.T.; Hochner, B.; Kier, W.M.; Pagano, C.C.; Rahn, C.D.; Zhang, Q.M. (2005). "[http://octopus.huji.ac.il/site/articles/Walker-2005.pdf Continuum robot arms inspired by cephalopods]". ''Proceedings of SPIE'' '''5804''': 303β314.</ref>
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