Mobility of Overconstrained Parallel Mechanisms
By J. Dai, Zhen Huang, H. Lipkin. 2006
411 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Control and Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/a312a59518eb816a0db8c9cf9d5b25a9fc14bb6b
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In Biomedical Engineering
- Jorge Manuel Miranda Dias
- Lakmal D. Seneviratne
- Yao Chen
- Dongming Gan
- J. Dai
- Guowu Wei
- Tian Huang
- Tao Sun
In Control and Systems Engineering
- Jorge Manuel Miranda Dias
- Lakmal D. Seneviratne
- Yao Chen
- J. Dai
- Tao Sun
- Dongming Gan
- Tian Huang
- Shuofei Yang
In Mechanical Engineering
- Yao Chen
- Dongming Gan
- Jorge Manuel Miranda Dias
- Lakmal D. Seneviratne
- Guowu Wei
- Tao Sun
- Tian Huang
- Shuofei Yang
Citations in the corpus
- A method for force analysis of the overconstrained lower mobility parallel mechanism (2015, background): “The overconstrained lower mobility parallel mechanism (LMPM) is the LMPM that includes common constraints or redundant constraints [1–4].”
- Variable motion/force transmissibility of a metamorphic parallel mechanism with reconfigurable 3T and 3R motion (2015, background): “Screw-based analysis [18,31] for the configuration in Fig.”
- Synthesis, Mobility, and Multifurcation of Deployable Polyhedral Mechanisms With Radially Reciprocating Motion (2014, methodology): “[18] developed a way of analyzing expandable polyhedrons based on linkage decomposition and the screw system approach [21–24].”
- A way of relating instantaneous and finite screws based on the screw triangle product (2017, methodology): “These theories were directly used in mobility analysis of different types of parallel mechanisms, including those having overconstraints [9].”
- Reconfigurability and unified kinematics modeling of a 3rTPS metamorphic parallel mechanism with perpendicular constraint screws (2013, background): “As screws [35] naturally present the relations of geometric constraints among the joints and limbs in parallel mechanisms, they show great advantage in describing the topology change of metamorphic parallel mechanisms as illustrated in this paper.”