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Design of a micro six-axis force sensor based on double layer E-type membrane
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A novel six-component force sensor of good measurement isotropy and sensitivities
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A six-component silicon micro force sensor
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High-Stiffness and High-Sensitivity 3-Axis Force Sensor Using Strain-Deformation Expansion Mechanism
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Self-decoupling six-dimensional force/ torque sensor based on fiber bragg grating
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Compact and lightweight optical torque sensor for robots with increased range
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Grasping model identification for ZJUT hand
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Design and calibration of a torque sensor based on sectional redundant measurements
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Compact design of a torque sensor using optical technique and its fabrication for wearable and quadruped robots
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Lightweight Torque Sensor Based on a Gradient Grating Period Guided-Mode Resonance Filter
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Six-Dimensional Force/Torque Sensor Based on Fiber Bragg Gratings With Low Coupling
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Analysis and Design Optimization of a Compact and Lightweight Joint Torque Sensor for Space Manipulators
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Decoupling Analysis of a Sliding Structure Six-axis Force/Torque Sensor
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Torsional Vibration Analysis of E-Type Membrane for Six-Axis Force Sensor
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