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Achievement of Hula Hooping by Robots Through Deriving Principle Structure Towards Flexible Spinal Motion

Masayuki Inaba | Yuto Nakanishi | Kei Okada | Takuma Shirai | Tamon Izawa | Yuriko Kakehashi | M. Inaba | K. Okada | Takuma Shirai | Y. Nakanishi | Tamon Izawa | Yuriko Kakehashi

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