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Cosserat Modeling of Trimmed Helicoid Soft Arms with a Separated-Section Constitutive Law
Cosserat rod models for soft robots usually construct sectional stiffness by summing material properties over a common cross-section. This assumption becomes inaccurate for trimmed helicoid arms, where load-bearing helix domains are separated and connected only through sparse fused crossings. This p
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