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Flexible full‐body tactile sensor of low cost and minimal output connections for service robot

Pan et al., 2005

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1829639747808668298
Author
Pan Z
Zhu Z
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Industrial Robot: An International Journal

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Purpose–This paper aims to design a new full‐body tactile sensor which is essential for the application of personal service robot similar to human skin. Design/methodology/approach– The largest difficulty for designing a full‐body tactile sensor is the huge number of output …
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