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Fra tråsykkel til VM-pallen

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By Jonas Sahl Jørgensen
| Fædrelandsvennen Verified
Jeg begynte med trial da jeg var åtte år gammel. Før det hadde jeg fulgt storebroren min, Andreas, på trening i Østerhusskogen i tre år – på tråsykkel. Endelig fikk jeg lov til å prøve selv! Andreas er fire år eldre enn meg, så jeg arvet alt utstyr og alle trialsyklene hans. Det gjorde ingenting – jeg var bare superhappy for å kunne kjøre motorsykkel selv. På den tiden spilte jeg både håndball og fotball, men da jeg gikk ut av barneskolen, måtte jeg velge hva jeg skulle satse på.
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[2506.04547] Multimodal Limbless Crawling Soft Robot with a Kirigami Skin

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By Burcu Seyidoğlu, Jonas Sahl Jørgensen, Aida Parvaresh, Darryl A. Bedford
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Earthworm‐Inspired Soft Skin Crawling Robot

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By Jonas Sahl Jørgensen, Ahmad Rafsanjani, Jonathan Tirado, Cao Danh Do
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Earthworms move across various terrains by coordinating the contraction of their circular and longitudinal muscles in a motion known as retrograde peristalsis.
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