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Virtual Reality: Concepts and Technologies
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Virtual Reality: Concepts and Technologies

by Philippe Fuchs, Guillaume Moreau, Pascal Guitton
July 2011
Beginner content levelBeginner
432 pages
16h 6m
English
CRC Press
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Figure 8.23 Force feedback Orthosis. (Illustration: CEA-LIST, with permission)
helps to naturally integrate the actuator following a direction perpendicular to the
motorised axes. This characteristic is particularly interesting in the case of an orthosis
because it helps to integrate the actuation unit in line with the segments (Figure 8.23).
In addition, this technology helps to obtain a high force capacity while remaining
mechanically reversible (low friction). Under these conditions, it is possible to use
relatively light actuators that can be arranged in the segments and it is not necessary
to use
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