Rod Mechanisms is a puppet manipulation system in tabletop puppetry that employs rigid or articulated rods connected to a puppet’s body or limbs, distinguishing it from other manipulation techniques by enabling direct mechanical control of movement through vertical, lateral, or rotational force transmission from below or behind the performance surface.
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Models of the normal and abnormal rod system
Donald C. Hood, Vivienne C. Greenstein · Vision Research · 1990 · 67 citations · Full text
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