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PairTilt: Design and Control of an Active Tilt‐Rotor Quadcopter for Improved Efficiency and Agility
PairTilt is an actuated tilt‐rotor unmanned aerial vehicle capable of active shape reconfiguration, balancing simplicity, efficiency, and agility. Its H‐shaped frame incorporates pairwise tiltable rotors, which reduce gyroscopic torque and decouple key dynamics, enhancing maneuverability and reducing drag.
Jerry Tang, Mark W. Mueller
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The Nose. Paranasal Sinuses, Nasolacrimal Passageways, and Olfactory Organ in Man [PDF]
H. V. W.
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This study introduces a novel method for labeling real‐world color and infrared images using a synthetically trained system. Applied to flight test imagery, the new labels enhance object detection. The method works without expensive truth systems or camera calibration, enabling predictions on past datasets and addressing the need for high‐quality ...
Jeffrey Choate+6 more
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ACCESSORY SINUSES OF THE NOSE [PDF]
Lewis A. Coffin
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To tackle the challenge of parameter estimation in dynamic human–robot interaction, this research proposes a novel method that integrates a disturbance observer with Kalman filtering. In contrast to conventional techniques, this approach facilitates the simultaneous real‐time estimation of human wrench and object parameters, offering significantly ...
Minghao Bai+5 more
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This work presents a novel flexible tactile sensor based on the unconventional reversible contact behavior between liquid metal droplets (LMDs), with high‐pressure sensitivity and a broad working range. The 2‐LMD‐based sensor is capable of monitoring human motion and physiological signals, while electrical impedance tomography enables precise shape and
Shuai Dong+6 more
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I.: The Etiology of Acute Inflammations of the Nose, Pharynx and Tonsils [PDF]
Stuart Mudd+2 more
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An Integrated and Flexible Humidity Sensor for Noncontact Handwriting Recognition
A noncontact handwriting recognition system is fabricated by directly integrating a 4 × 4 flexible humidity sensing array and a designed flexible sampling circuit. Assisted with a CNN model, the handwriting recognition system can realize the recognition of handwriting digits 1–9 with an average accuracy of 98.67%.
Yu Xiao, Jingjing Yao, Shujuan Zhu
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Diseases of the Ear, Nose, and Throat in Children [PDF]
Thomas G. Wilson
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