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A Modular Folded Laminate Robot Capable of Multi Modal Locomotion

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Author(s)
Koh, Je-sung
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Aukes, Daniel M.
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Araki, Brandon
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Pohorecky, Sarah
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Mulgaonkar, Yash
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Tolley, Michael T.
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Kumar, Vijay
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Rus, Daniela
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Wood, Robert J.
Date Issued
2017
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Springer International Publishing
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Koh, Je-sung, Aukes, Daniel M., Araki, Brandon, Pohorecky, Sarah, Mulgaonkar, Yash et al. 2017. "A Modular Folded Laminate Robot Capable of Multi Modal Locomotion."
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Abstract
This paper describes fundamental principles for two-dimensional pattern design of folded robots, specifically mobile robots consisting of closed-loop kinematic linkage mechanisms. Three fundamental methods for designing closed-chain folded four-bar linkages – the basic building block of these devices – are introduced. Modular connection strategies are also introduced as a method to overcome the challenges of designing assemblies of linkages from a two-dimensional sheet. The result is a design process that explores the tradeoffs between the complexity of linkage fabrication and also allows the designer combine multiple functions or modes of locomotion. A redesigned modular robot capable of multi-modal locomotion and grasping is presented to embody these design principles.
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10.1007/978-3-319-50115-4_6
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