New Flexible Wrist Force Sensor Operated by Robot Based on Parallel Kinematic Machine

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Thanks to the development of science and technology, studies on robot have seen a huge growth. In this paper, by introducing a new flexible wrist force sensor operated by robot based on parallel kinematic machine, it analyzes the working principle of the sensor and provides detailed design.

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