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Elastomeric Strain Limitation for Design of Soft Pneumatic Actuators
arXiv:2604.02609v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Modern robots embody power and precision control. Yet, as robots undertake tasks that apply forces on humans, this power brings risk of injury. Soft robotic actuators use deformation to produce smooth, continuous motions and conform to delicate objects while imparting forces capable of safely pushing humans. This thesis presents strategies for the design, modeling, and strain-based control of human-safe elastomeric soft pneumatic actuators (SPA) for force generation, focusing on embodied mechanical response to simple pressure inputs. We investigate electroadhesive (EA) strain limiters for variable shape generation, rapid force application, and targeted inflation trajectories. We attach EA clutches to a concentrically strain-limited elastomeri
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