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An underactuated self-reconfigurable robot and the reconfiguration evolution

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Abstract Biological cells and tissues have diversified behaviors, which are supported by active tissues and passive tissues. Inspired by this, an underactuated self-reconfigurable robot was designed with passive joints and… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Biological cells and tissues have diversified behaviors, which are supported by active tissues and passive tissues. Inspired by this, an underactuated self-reconfigurable robot was designed with passive joints and active joints. The inclusion of passive joints can offer benefits not only on cost but also on functionality. This paper presents the architecture of the underactuated self-reconfigurable robot, a computational model of reconfiguration planning and reconfiguration scheduling. An experiment is given to demonstrate the reconfiguration process.

Keywords: underactuated self; self reconfigurable; robot reconfiguration; reconfigurable robot; reconfiguration

Journal Title: Mechanism and Machine Theory
Year Published: 2018

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