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Davis, J. H.; Hirschorn, R. M.

A model for the embedded tendon control of a slender three-dimensional flexible robot link. (English) Zbl 0800.93826

Dyn. Control 4, No. 2, 185-208 (1994).

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93C85 Automated systems (robots, etc.) in control theory
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