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Making Waves: A Membrane-Coupled Delta Array for Manipulating Objects Below the Actuator Spacing
Distributed manipulator systems manipulate objects through the coordinated motion of many actuators. However, an object must be supported by several actuators at once, so the centre-to-centre actuator spacing imposes a hard lower bound on manipulable object size. We remove this bound by coupling the
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