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Dense-Joint-Based Obstacle-Aided Locomotion with a Joint-Repositionable Snake Robot
Obstacle-aided locomotion is a fundamental capability for snake robots to traverse complex environments. However, conventional rigid-link snake robots often suffer from stagnation or jamming caused by their low joint density (i.e., the number of joints per unit length). This results in discontinuous
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