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Aerial Non-Stop Trajectories Preserving the Equilibrium of Loads Suspended by Variable-Length Cables
This work studies equilibrium-preserving non-stop trajectories of aerial carriers connected to rigid loads by variable-length cables. Internal-force motions vary the cable directions without changing the load wrench, while cable-length actuation shapes the radial realization of the carrier trajector
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