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Robotic force estimation using dithering to decrease the low velocity friction uncertainties

Stolt et al., 2015

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12638617642680625230
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Stolt A
Robertsson A
Johansson R
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2015 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA)

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For using industrial robots in applications where the robot physically interacts with the environment, such as assembly, force control is usually needed. A force sensor may, however, be expensive and add mass to the system. An alternative is therefore to estimate …
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