Compliance, mass distribution and contact forces in cursorial and scansorial locomotion with biorobotic physical models
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Robert Siddall | Toshihiko Fukushima | Hritwick Banerjee | Ardian Jusufi | Drilon Bardhi | Buna Perteshoni | Albulena Morina | Era Hasimja | Yll Dujaka | Gezim Haziri | Lina Martin | A. Jusufi | Hritwick Banerjee | T. Fukushima | Robert Siddall | Drilon Bardhi | Buna Perteshoni | Albulena Morina | Era Hasimja | Yll Dujaka | Gezim Haziri | L. Martin
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