Investigation of the Influence of the Wings and Tail in Flight of the Jumping Robot

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In this paper we will look at a jumping robot, whose controlled gliding is provided by the wings and tail, develop a mathematical model which describes the apparatus’ movement and pay special attention to the interaction of the wings and tail with the surrounding environment.

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September 2015

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