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H. Hoeppner

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2014 A new biarticular joint mechanism to extend stiffness ranges H. Hoeppner , W Wiedmeyer and Patrick van der Smagt In Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2014 IEEE International Conference on, 2014. Details DOI BIB
2013 Task Dependency of Grip Stiffness—A Study of Human Grip Force and Grip Stiffness Dependency during Two Different Tasks with Same Grip Forces H. Hoeppner , J McIntyre and Patrick van der Smagt Plos ONE, ():, 2013. Details DOI BIB

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