A novel friction model for hybrid robots considering configuration and velocity dependencies
Published online on February 19, 2026
Abstract
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, Volume 240, Issue 9, Page 3184-3195, May 2026.
Traditional friction models typically assume fixed joint loads and consider only the influence of velocity, which limits their generalizability under varying load conditions. In hybrid robots, however, joint loads vary with configuration. To address this ...
Traditional friction models typically assume fixed joint loads and consider only the influence of velocity, which limits their generalizability under varying load conditions. In hybrid robots, however, joint loads vary with configuration. To address this ...