Multi-parametric constrained optimal control of a pneumatic artificial muscle

The Pneumatic Artificial Muscle (PAM) is a highly non-linear form of actuation that is characterized by a decrease in the actuating length when pressurized. Its non-linear nature and time-varying p ...

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