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A Disk-Shaped Magnetoelastic Torque Sensor for Robotic Joints Using Permanent Magnetization
Direct torque sensing is a growing need in the robotics community to enable precise control and interactions where torque estimation from motor current is not sufficient. This paper presents a novel disk-shaped magnetoelastic torque sensor with a compact axial envelope of about 1 cm, suitable for in
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