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Development of a Bio-Inspired Hyperredundant Robotic Tail for Dynamic Balancing Tasks
Inspired by the structural and functional diversity of tails in nature, this thesis presents the development of a bio-inspired hyperredundant robotic tail for dynamic balancing tasks. First, the functions and morphological characteristics of biological tails are examined to identify principles that
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