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Abstract We conducted a micro-gravity flight experiment on a space robotic arm, which is a part of the Reconfigurable Brachiating space Robot (RBR) unit arm developed by the authors. We used a 4-d.o.f. arm and an end-effector in the experiment. The airplane (MU-300) generates the micro-gravity environment for approximately 20 s in parabolic flight operation. After the flight, we conducted the corresponding ground experiments, and obtained the data of the motor current, servo control characteristics and manipulation performances, which were compared with the flight experiment data. Then, we conducted the numerical analysis of the 4-d.o.f. RBR arm based on the experiment results. In the analysis, we investigated feasibility of simulation model and identified model parameters. In this paper, we report the results of the flight experiments and numerical analysis. Keywords: SPACE ROBOTIC ARMRECONFIGURABLE BRACHIATING SPACE ROBOT RBRFLIGHT EXPERIMENTMICRO-GRAVITYNUMERICAL ANALYSIS
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