Development of a robotic carotid blood measurement WTA-1RII: Mechanical improvement of gravity compensation mechanism and optimal link position of the parallel manipulator based on GA
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Atsuo Takanishi | Ryu Nakadate | Jorge Solis | H. Uda | H. Hirano | E. Minagawa | Motoaki Sugawara | Kiyomi Niki | A. Takanishi | J. Solis | R. Nakadate | E. Minagawa | M. Sugawara | K. Niki | H. Uda | H. Hirano
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