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Topology optimisation and simulated state reconstruction for self-sensing piezoresistive grippers
We consider the computational design of a self-sensing robotic gripper that has the potential to reduce reliance on traditional external sensors. We computationally investigate the potential of a novel sensing method that exploits the coupled electromechanical properties of piezoresistive materials
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