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Implementation of Listing's law for a robot eye
Robot Control, Volume # 8 | Part# 1
Location: Santa Cristina Convent, University of Bologna, Italy
National Organizing Committee Chair: Claudio Melchiorri
International Program Committee Chair: Bruno Siciliano
Conference Editor: Bruno Siciliano
Authors
Giorgio Cannata; Mirko D'Andrea; Marco Maggiali; Francesca Monti
Identifier
10.3182/20060906-3-IT-2910.00119
Index Terms
robot eye,Listing's law,tendon actuated robots
Abstract
This paper presents a model for a tendon driven robot eye designed to emulate the actual saccadic and smooth pursuit movements performed by human eyes. Physiological saccadic motions obey the so called Listing's Law which constrains the admissible eye's angular velocities. The paper discusses conditions making possible to implement the Listing's Law on a purely mechanical basis, i.e. without active control.
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