A body joint improves vertical to horizontal transitions of a wall-climbing robot
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Luther R. Palmer | Roger D. Quinn | Roy E. Ritzmann | Stanislav N. Gorb | Kathryn A. Daltorio | Lori Southard | Gregory D. Wile | Timothy C. Witushynsky | Anas A. Malek | Mohd Rasyid Ahmad
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