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October 1, 2009143 citations

Three dimensional statics for continuum robotics

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BJBryan A. JonesRGRicky L. GrayKTKrishna Turlapati

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This paper introduces a method for computing the shape of a continuously-flexible (continuum) robot in 3-D space which includes gravity loading by applying Cosserat rod theory to a continuum robot. With this theory, the shape of the rod can be determined using force-torque balance equations obtained from a simple free body diagram that represents the continuum robot. Real-time performance of 125 Hz makes this approach viable for the control of a continuum robot, enabled by avoiding boundary-value conditions in the solution.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a155ccf814bf8ec9a4e7920https://doi.org/10.1109/iros.2009.5354199
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