2006 · 27 citations · 16 references
EngineeringMechatronics EngineeringRobotics EngineeringHumanoid RoboticsRobot KinematicsRoboticsBioinspired Robot DesignHuman-robot Interaction DesignHumanoid Robot MorphologyRobot MorphologySpinal Cord AnatomySpinal KinematicsAnthropomorphic Robot DesignBio-inspired Robot MorphologyBody Morphology DesignKinematic Analysis Of SpineRobot Morphology DesignSpinal Segment BiomechanicsThree-dimensional Spine Motion
This paper presents a prototype of 3 degrees-of-freedom articulated spine for the doll-shaped humanoid robot Robota. This work follows an approach that emphasizes the need for a high human-likeliness in both the external features of the robot and in the kinematics of its motions to enhance human-robot interactions. The design of a spinal cord for our humanoid robot satisfies both criteria in providing offering a smooth human-like parallel means of bending forward and sideways
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