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Standard joint-actuated manipulators have poor performances due to the high requirements imposed by the transients of the operational tasks. Muscle-actuated arms are superior because the anatomic levers adapt the manipulating requirements to the actuators. The statistical analysis of thes systems highlights its main properties and cosntitutes a step towards the design of new mechanical robotic structures, with performances closer to the biological arms.
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Manipulators Modelling Robots Robotics Statistics