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Tunable friction through constrained inflation of an elastomeric membrane

Becker et al., 2017

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10030560008460174398
Author
Becker K
Bartlett N
Malley M
Kjeer P
Wood R
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2017 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA)

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Many areas of robotics, particularly locomotion and grasping, can benefit from the ability to modulate friction on surfaces that come into contact with objects in the environment. Previous research has tried to address the challenge of tunable friction; however, those …
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