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ICRA
1994
IEEE
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Accurate Insertion Strategies Using Simple Optical Sensors
Peg-in-hole insertion is not only a longstanding problem in robotics but the most common automated mechanical assembly task [10]. In this paper we present a high precision, self-c...
Eric Paulos, John F. Canny
IROS
2009
IEEE
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Kinematic calibration of a parallel robot for small animal biopsies
— In biomedical research it is difficult to perceive tumors or cells and perform biopsies manually. Robotics technology can offer a reliable solution for accurate needle inserti...
Myun Joong Hwang, Ozkan Bebek, Fan Liang, Baowei F...
ICRA
1994
IEEE
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Accurate Alignment of Laminate Materials Using Sensor-Based Robot Techniques
Assembly accuracies of 0.05-0.1 mm, needed for electronic product manufacture, are attainable with current automated manufacturing equipment. Aggressive electronic system designs ...
Andrew E. Brennemann, Robert Hammer, Ralph L. Holl...
IROS
2008
IEEE
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Minimally invasive torque sensor for tendon-driven robotic hands
— The purpose of this paper is to present preliminary results on the use of a torque sensor based on a Bragg grating for torque control applications of tendon-driven mechanisms. ...
Ciro Natale, Salvatore Pirozzi
GECCO
2004
Springer
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Validating a Model of Colon Colouration Using an Evolution Strategy with Adaptive Approximations
The colour of colon tissue, which depends on the tissue structure, its optical properties, and the quantities of the pigments present in it, can be predicted by a physics-based mod...
Dzena Hidovic, Jonathan E. Rowe