Design and control of robot legs with bi-articular muscle-tendon complex

Design and control of robot legs with bi-articular muscle-tendon complex
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10.1109/robio.2017.8324812
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2017-12
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2017 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics (ROBIO)
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Ryuki Sato;Eiki Kazama;A. Ming;M. Shimojo;Fei Meng;Huaxin Liu;Xuxiao Fan;Xuechao Chen;Zhangguo Yu;Qiang Huang
Ryuki Sato;Eiki Kazama;A. Ming;M. Shimojo;Fei Meng;Huaxin Liu;Xuxiao Fan;Xuechao Chen;Zhangguo Yu;Qiang Huang
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Ryuki Sato;Eiki Kazama;A. Ming;M. Shimojo;Fei Meng;Huaxin Liu;Xuxiao Fan;Xuechao Chen;Zhangguo Yu;Qiang Huang

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