Microbiorobotics. Biologically Inspired Microscale Robotic Systems. A volume in Micro and Nano Technologies

Content: 
Title Page,Copyright,Contributors,About the editors,Preface,AcknowledgmentsEntitled to full textPart 1: IntroductionMotivation for microbiorobotics, Pages xxiii-xxv
Historical overview, Pages xxvii-xxxiv
About this book, Pages xxxv-xxxvi
Chapter 1 - Controlling swarms of robots with global inputs: Breaking symmetry, Pages 3-20, Aaron T. Becker
Chapter 2 - Optimization of magnetic forces for drug delivery in the inner ear, Pages 21-36, Walid Amokrane, Karim Belharet, Antoine Ferreira
Chapter 3 - Development of active controllable tumor targeting bacteriobot, Pages 39-60, Jiwon Han, Jong-Oh Park, Sukho Park
Chapter 4 - Control of magnetotactic bacteria, Pages 61-79, Islam S.M. Khalil, Sarthak Misra
Chapter 5 - Obstacle avoidance for bacteria-powered microrobots, Pages 81-105, Hoyeon Kim, Anak Agung Julius, MinJun Kim
Chapter 6 - Interacting with boundaries, Pages 107-112, Sunghwan Jung
Chapter 7 - Control of three bead achiral robotic microswimmers, Pages 115-131, U Kei Cheang, Dejan Milutinović, Jongeun Choi, MinJun Kim
Chapter 8 - Micro- and nanorobots in Newtonian and biological viscoelastic fluids, Pages 133-162, Stefano Palagi, Debora Walker, Tian Qiu, Peer Fischer
Chapter 9 - Magnetic microrobots for microbiology, Pages 163-195, Edward B. Steager, Denise Wong, Mahmut Selman Sakar, Vijay Kumar
Chapter 10 - Magnetic mobile microrobots for mechanobiology and automated biomanipulation, Pages 197-219, Wuming Jing, Sagar Chowdhury, David Cappelleri
Chapter 11 - Magnetic swarm control of microorganisms, Pages 221-243, Paul Seung Soo Kim, Aaron T. Becker, Yan Ou, Dal Hyung Kim, Anak Agung Julius, MinJun Kim
Perspectives and outlook, Pages 245-246
Index, Pages 247-253