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Cable compliance

Abstract

The object of the investigation was to solve mechanical problems using cable-in-bending and cable-in-torsion. These problems included robotic contacts, targets, and controls using cable compliance. Studies continued in the use of cable compliance for the handicapped and the elderly. These included work stations, walkers, prosthetic knee joints, elbow joints, and wrist joints. More than half of these objects were met, and models were made and studies completed on most of the others. It was concluded that the many different and versatile solutions obtained only opened the door to many future challenges.

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Kerley, J., Eklund, W., Burkhardt, R., Rossoni, P.. 1992-06-01. Cable compliance. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920021135

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