FREEDOM-7: A High Fidelity Seven Axis Haptic Device with Application to Surgical Training

Authors:
Vincent Hayward;P. Gregorio;Oliver R. Astley;Stephanie Greenish;Michel Doyon;L. Lessard;J McDougall;I. Sinclair;S. Boelen;X. Chen;J.-G. Demers;J. Poulin;I. Benguigui;N. Almey;B. Makuc;X. Zhang
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Venue:
Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium on Experimental Robotics V
Year:
1997

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