2007 International Conference on Intelligent and Advanced Systems 2007
DOI: 10.1109/icias.2007.4658549
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Designing 8 Degrees of Freedom Humanoid Robotic Arm

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“…As the number of robot arms increases, they are being designed to imitate human activities. For example, a group of USA engineers developed an eight degrees of freedom robot arm that can imitate the human hand in picking up and holding objects of various shapes [14].…”
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“…As the number of robot arms increases, they are being designed to imitate human activities. For example, a group of USA engineers developed an eight degrees of freedom robot arm that can imitate the human hand in picking up and holding objects of various shapes [14].…”
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“…4. With a series of three joints, the robot arms can perform almost all the movements that humans can [14].…”
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“…Another group of U.S. engineers to develop eight degrees of freedom robot arm. This robot is able to grasp the many objects, from the shape of a pen a lot of balls, but also simulate the human (Duc et al, 2007) hand. In space, such as the Space Shuttle remote control system, known as the SSRMS or Canada are, and its successor degrees of freedom robot arm has been used to perform various tasks, such as checking the space shuttle using a specially deployed boom camera and the sensor is connected at the end effects and satellite deployment and retrieval maneuvers from the cargo space shuttle (Carignan, Gefke, & Roberts, 2002).…”
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