An electromagnetic anglerfish-shaped millirobot with wireless power generation
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Lianqing Liu | Jingyi Wang | Niandong Jiao | Steve Tung | Xiaodong Wang | Daojing Lin | Lianqing Liu | N. Jiao | Xiaodong Wang | S. Tung | Daojing Lin | Jingyi Wang
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