Movements of Plants – A Source of Information for the Mechanisms of Robots

Alina Elena Romanescu; Laura Diana Grigorie; Daniela Vintilă

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.823.61

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Movements of Plants – A Source of Information for the Mechanisms of Robots

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The current paper presents an experimental study of the movements of plants, as well as various conclusions of the research. The main idea is that the general movement of a plant under the action of the wind is a very complex one, and it can be studied within the research for creating mechanical systems based on the same principles.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 823)

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61-64

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January 2016

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Alina Elena Romanescu*, Laura Diana Grigorie, Daniela Vintilă

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Flows of Compressed Air, Movements of the Plants, Projection of the Trajectory

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