On the Decoupling and Output Functional Controllability of Robotic Manipulation

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On the Decoupling and Output Functional Controllability of Robotic Manipulation. / Prattichizzo, Domenico; Mercorelli, Paolo; Bicchi, Antonio et al.
Proceedings of the IFAC International Symposium on Robot Control'97, SYROCO'97. ed. / Michel Guglielmi. Pergamom Pr, 1997. p. 289-294 (IFAC Proceedings; Vol. 30, No. 20).

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Prattichizzo, D, Mercorelli, P, Bicchi, A & Vicino, A 1997, On the Decoupling and Output Functional Controllability of Robotic Manipulation. in M Guglielmi (ed.), Proceedings of the IFAC International Symposium on Robot Control'97, SYROCO'97. IFAC Proceedings, no. 20, vol. 30, Pergamom Pr, pp. 289-294, 5th International Federation of Automatic Control Symposium on Robot Control - 1997 , Nantes, France, 03.09.97. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1474-6670(17)44278-9

APA

Prattichizzo, D., Mercorelli, P., Bicchi, A., & Vicino, A. (1997). On the Decoupling and Output Functional Controllability of Robotic Manipulation. In M. Guglielmi (Ed.), Proceedings of the IFAC International Symposium on Robot Control'97, SYROCO'97 (pp. 289-294). (IFAC Proceedings; Vol. 30, No. 20). Pergamom Pr. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1474-6670(17)44278-9

Vancouver

Prattichizzo D, Mercorelli P, Bicchi A, Vicino A. On the Decoupling and Output Functional Controllability of Robotic Manipulation. In Guglielmi M, editor, Proceedings of the IFAC International Symposium on Robot Control'97, SYROCO'97. Pergamom Pr. 1997. p. 289-294. (IFAC Proceedings; 20). doi: 10.1016/S1474-6670(17)44278-9

Bibtex

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