Technical progress in the utilization and exploitation of small celestial body resources
W Zhang, Q Cheng, J Li - Acta Astronautica, 2023 - Elsevier
In recent years, small celestial bodies (SCBs) exploration missions have attracted extensive
attention. For the purposes of space resource exploitation and earth defense, revealing the …
attention. For the purposes of space resource exploitation and earth defense, revealing the …
Wear Mechanics of the Female Locust Digging Valves: The “Good Enough” Principle
AE Vellwock, S Sonnenreich, S Gershon… - Advanced Functional …, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Adult female desert locusts (Schistocerca gregaria) dig underground to lay their eggs,
ensuring optimal conditions for successful hatching. Digging is performed using the two …
ensuring optimal conditions for successful hatching. Digging is performed using the two …
Bio-inspiration unveiled: Dissecting nature's designs through the lens of the female locust's oviposition mechanism
A Ayali, S Sonnenreich, B El Pinchasik - iScience, 2024 - cell.com
Investigating nature's ingenious designs and systems has become a cornerstone of
innovation, influencing fields from robotics, biomechanics, and physics to material sciences …
innovation, influencing fields from robotics, biomechanics, and physics to material sciences …
Obstacle negotiation in female desert locust oviposition digging
C Klechevski, L Kats, A Ayali - The Science of Nature, 2024 - Springer
The female locust lays its eggs deep within soft substrate to protect them from predators and
provide optimal conditions for successful development and hatching. During oviposition …
provide optimal conditions for successful development and hatching. During oviposition …
The effect of structural curvature on the load-bearing characteristics of biomechanical elements
B Bar-On - Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical …, 2023 - Elsevier
Abstract Miniature, sharped-edge, curved-shape biomechanical elements appear in various
biological systems and grant them diverse functional capabilities, such as mechanical …
biological systems and grant them diverse functional capabilities, such as mechanical …
The mechanical characterization of the legs, fangs, and prosoma in the spider Harpactira curvipes (Pocock 1897)
The exoskeleton of spiders is the primary structure that interacts with the external
mechanical stimuli, thus playing a crucial role in spider life. In particular, fangs, legs, and …
mechanical stimuli, thus playing a crucial role in spider life. In particular, fangs, legs, and …
Asymmetry between the dorsal and ventral digging valves of the female locust: function and mechanics
Background The female locust is equipped with unique digging tools, namely two pairs of
valves—a dorsal and a ventral—utilized for excavating an underground hole in which she …
valves—a dorsal and a ventral—utilized for excavating an underground hole in which she …
Neuromuscular Anatomy and Motor Patterns at the Base of Calling Behaviour in the Female Spongy Moth Lymantria dispar
P Solari, G Sollai, R Crnjar - Insects, 2024 - mdpi.com
Simple Summary Female moths display a rhythmic motor pattern, a “calling behaviour”, to
release sex pheromones and attract of conspecific males for mating. Pheromone release …
release sex pheromones and attract of conspecific males for mating. Pheromone release …
[HTML][HTML] The biomechanics of ultra-stretchable nerves
When digging in the ground during egg laying the female locust extends her abdomen to 2-3
times of its original length. How the abdominal nervous system accommodates such extreme …
times of its original length. How the abdominal nervous system accommodates such extreme …
Obstacle Negotiation in Female Locust Oviposition Digging
C Klechevski, L Kats, A Ayali - bioRxiv, 2024 - biorxiv.org
The female locust lays its eggs deep within soft substrate to protect them from predators and
provide optimal conditions for successful hatching. During oviposition digging, the female …
provide optimal conditions for successful hatching. During oviposition digging, the female …