2. Modeling and simulation
The modeling and analysis of a tensegrity mechanism is fundamentally
different from that of a rigid, non-prestressed manipulator. The configuration
of the mechanism is determined the state of the actuators, the geometric
and elastic parameters of the system, and the external loads to which
it is subjected.
The modeling, analysis and design of tensegrity systems are based
on the coupling between forces and form that governs the behavior
of this self-constrained system. This is also referred to as "morphological-mechanical
coupling"
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Bibliography
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(1) - MOTRO (R.) - Tensegrity: Structural Systems for the Future. - Elsevier (2003).
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(2) - SKELTON (R. E.), HELTON (J. W.), ADHIKARI (R.), PINAUD (J.), CHAN (W.) - An Introduction
to the Mechanics of Tensegrity Structures, - in
The Mechanical Systems Design Handbook,...
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