Development of impact-type rotary actuator and application for MEMS microrobot by bare chip IC of hardware neuron model

Takato, Minami; Naito, Yuka; Maezumi, Kazuaki; Ishihara, Yuki; Okane, Yuki; Oku, Hirozumi; Tatani, Masaki; Saito, Ken; Uchikoba, Fumio

doi:10.1007/s10015-015-0239-4

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Development of impact-type rotary actuator and application for MEMS microrobot by bare chip IC of hardware neuron model

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