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... approach to put an independent feedback control loop around each joint - fails because constant feedback loop gains cannot manage ( at high speeds ) the configuration - dependent inertia terms or the velocity interaction terms . On the ...
... approach to put an independent feedback control loop around each joint - fails because constant feedback loop gains cannot manage ( at high speeds ) the configuration - dependent inertia terms or the velocity interaction terms . On the ...
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... approach terrain and the distances between sites . It follows that a low - mobility rover equipped with a high - quality path selection system will not be able to reach particular sites nor could it undertake an extensive mission . It ...
... approach terrain and the distances between sites . It follows that a low - mobility rover equipped with a high - quality path selection system will not be able to reach particular sites nor could it undertake an extensive mission . It ...
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... approach path motions which move slowly over a distance of a few centimeters . Processing of feedback in order to select alternative trajectory segments during the execution of elemental movements is more com- plex , and can be done at ...
... approach path motions which move slowly over a distance of a few centimeters . Processing of feedback in order to select alternative trajectory segments during the execution of elemental movements is more com- plex , and can be done at ...
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... approach is cost - effective since it is not necessary to support whole programs ; these centers have broad support and well - established programs . This approach provides a means of collaboration with related research programs . It is ...
... approach is cost - effective since it is not necessary to support whole programs ; these centers have broad support and well - established programs . This approach provides a means of collaboration with related research programs . It is ...
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... approach will be explored below . Distributed Microcomputers . If one is to have many small devices with their own built - in intelligence via a microproces- sor , then a distributed microcomputer configuration is highly desirable ...
... approach will be explored below . Distributed Microcomputers . If one is to have many small devices with their own built - in intelligence via a microproces- sor , then a distributed microcomputer configuration is highly desirable ...
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