Inspired by Sharks: A Biomimetic Skeleton for the Flapping, Propulsive Tail of an Aquatic Robot

Author： Long John H.   Koob Tom   Schaefer Justin   Summers Adam   Bantilan Kurt   Grotmol Sindre   Porter Marianne  

Publisher： Marine Technology Society

ISSN： 0025-3324

Source： Marine Technology Society Journal, Vol.45, Iss.4, 2011-07, pp. : 119-129

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