Chris,

Sorry for the late reply, I've been looking into my possible resources on the subject. Besides your earlier post, is there anything else to note regarding the problems you are experiencing? Let me know.

Thanks,
Aidan

ugabuga wrote:Thank you. If you could indeed put me in touch with someone I would be eternally thankful. I've wasted days on this

Hi Chris,

Have you made any progress on your simulation? I may be able to put you in contact with someone at the Soft Robotics Toolkit (like Matt had said).

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