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Force feedback in limb lengthening
2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, 2010A new variable-rate distraction system using a motorized distractor driven by feedback from the distraction force was designed. The distractor was mounted on a unilateral fixator and attached to the tibiae of 6 sheep that underwent distraction osteogenesis. The sheep were divided equally into 3 groups.
Jinyong, Wee +9 more
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Lag-Stabilized Force Feedback Damping
Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems, 1998zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Robinett, Rush D. +2 more
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Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1966
In master-slave manipulators, forces encountered by the remote hand are transmitted back to the operator. At very great distances there will be a transmission delay between an operator's movement and a resulting force. Investigation was made of the effect of long delays and differences in strategy on positioning time with force feedback alone ...
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In master-slave manipulators, forces encountered by the remote hand are transmitted back to the operator. At very great distances there will be a transmission delay between an operator's movement and a resulting force. Investigation was made of the effect of long delays and differences in strategy on positioning time with force feedback alone ...
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2014
Up to this point, nanopositioning controllers have used displacement sensors as the feedback variable. The major drawbacks of typical displacement sensors are the limited bandwidth associated measurement noise.
Andrew J. Fleming, Kam K. Leang
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Up to this point, nanopositioning controllers have used displacement sensors as the feedback variable. The major drawbacks of typical displacement sensors are the limited bandwidth associated measurement noise.
Andrew J. Fleming, Kam K. Leang
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Robotic Normalizing Force Feedback
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2005<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper presents a solution to correct the orientation of a drilling end-effector prior to orthogonal or normal drilling of aeronautic material using an industrial robot. Using industrial robots for drilling is a challenging and difficult operation.
S. van Duin, H. Kihlman
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Force-feedback during human walking
Trends in Neurosciences, 2001To continue to the correspondence of Duysens 1xReply. Duysens, J. Trends Neurosci. 2000; 23: 529–530Abstract | Full Text | Full Text PDFSee all References1 to my recent letter to the editor 2xControl of a ‘simple’ stretch reflex in humans. Capaday, C. Trends Neurosci.
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Force feedback measurements of surface forces
2007The surface force apparatus developed by Israelachvili, and variants thereof, rely on the measurement of the deflection of a weak spring in order to detect the force between two surfaces. Mechanical instabilities occur when the gradient of the surface force overcomes the spring constant and regions of the force curve become inaccessible. We report here
J. L. Parker, A. M. Stewart
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Force Feedback in Telemanipulators
1987The paper gives a brief review of the development of force-feedback in telemanipulators as they have progressed from mechanically linked assemblies to computer augmented generalized control systems.
R. Bicker, L. Maunder
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CHI '08 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2008
Previous Human Factors studies in the automotive field showed that drivers performance is influenced by the type of Force Feedback (FF) reproduced by the steering wheel. In the present study, six FF were compared. \ \ Results suggest that the effect of the type of FF depend on the specific driving scenario, thus suggesting the utility of an adaptive ...
L. MININ +3 more
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Previous Human Factors studies in the automotive field showed that drivers performance is influenced by the type of Force Feedback (FF) reproduced by the steering wheel. In the present study, six FF were compared. \ \ Results suggest that the effect of the type of FF depend on the specific driving scenario, thus suggesting the utility of an adaptive ...
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Slip Speed Feedback for Grip Force Control
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 2012Grasp stability in the human hand has been resolved by means of an intricate network of mechanoreceptors integrating numerous cues about mechanical events, through an ontogenetic grasp practice. An engineered prosthetic interface introduces considerable perturbation risks in grasping, calling for feedback modalities that address the underlying slip ...
Dana D. Damian +3 more
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