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Tendon-Driven Continuum Robot with Modular Stiffness and In-Situ Self Pose Estimation
Continuum robots enable smooth shape morphing and safe interaction in confined environments. However, most existing systems are task-specific and depend on external sensing infrastructure, limiting their adaptability and real-world deployment. This paper presents a self-contained modular continuum r
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