A Survey of the Current Status of Force-Feedback Manipulator

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This paper is a survey on research status of the force-feedback master manipulator for teleoperation at home and abroad. The conclusion includes three aspects: mechanism configuration, control strategy and the model of people’s arms. The authors compared different theories already developed. Then they present the strengths and weaknesses of each theory. The conclusion is significant in pointing the direction for future study.

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