Abstract: In this talk, I will introduce the difference between classical bits (0/1) and qubits, which draw power from superposition and entanglement. I will explain, in plain terms, how superposition encodes many possibilities at once and how entanglement creates correlations no classical system can mimic, enabling quantum algorithms to traverse multiple solution paths more efficiently... Read more →

[] Abstract: Soft robotics has opened new opportunities to design machines that interact safely and adaptively with the physical world. Reconfigurable robots have shown advantages of performing versatile tasks through morphing their structure. A central challenge remains: how can we engineer robots that are not only soft, but also reconfigurable and adapt on-demand for various... Read more →