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More than a Manipulator: Planning Propellant-Free Attitude Maneuvers for Free-Floating Spacecraft
Spacecraft attitude control is traditionally achieved using momentum exchange devices or propellant-consuming thrusters. Meanwhile, a growing number of missions require robotic manipulators, which are typically treated as disturbance sources to be rejected rather than as actuators for spacecraft reo
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