2013
DOI: 10.2507/daaam.scibook.2013.21
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Optimal Inverse Models for Bi-Mobile Mechanisms of Walking Robot Legs

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“…This class of mechanisms is applied in robotics for robot-arms or legs-pedipulators for walking or stepping robots. The inverse structural models are based on the passive groups [1,2] obtained from structures named Baranov trusses with zero degrees of mobility. The theoretical approach implies the numerical analysis generally made on planar linkages and especially on Baranov trusses and the generation of some new passive groups similar to those mentioned in the literature.…”
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“…This class of mechanisms is applied in robotics for robot-arms or legs-pedipulators for walking or stepping robots. The inverse structural models are based on the passive groups [1,2] obtained from structures named Baranov trusses with zero degrees of mobility. The theoretical approach implies the numerical analysis generally made on planar linkages and especially on Baranov trusses and the generation of some new passive groups similar to those mentioned in the literature.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2. By applying to all linkages from Table 1 the method for the structural design of bi-mobile mechanisms [2] the Baranov truss BT 17 is involved in five new passive modular groups with eight links.…”
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“…The structural model of the stepping mechanism includes an active initial modular group (O,1) and two passive modular groups RTR and RRR (4, 5) serially connected (Comanescu et al 2010). The micro robot structure has two parallel mechanisms actuated by the same micro motor and having a diphase of 180 .…”
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