Performance study of propulsion of N-link artificial Eukaryotic flagellum swimming microrobot within a fractional order approach: From simulations to hardware-in-the-loop experiments
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Blas M. Vinagre | José Emilio Traver | Inés Tejado | Cristina Nuevo-Gallardo | Miguel A. López | B. Vinagre | J. E. Traver | I. Tejado | Cristina Nuevo-Gallardo
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