The results of this study are of practical value for the FAST's new type of flexible cable driving mechanism design and control method.
The model of humanoid robot eye is established as a parallel mechanism, and the inverse-kinematic problem of this flexible tendons driving parallel system is solved by the analytical geometry method.
However, they can easily be miniaturized, produce no noise, have thin and flexible drive-lines and their driving units can be miniaturized to the size of a cigarette package.
The ability of this invariant pheromone to stimulate a learned response towards individual-specific scents suggests that such pheromones may play a much more important role than previously recognized in driving flexible individual-specific social responses that are typical of mammals.
And they meld some car characteristics -- comfortable cabins, relatively responsive handling, compliant rides, reasonable fuel economy -- with the traits that have had people lining up for S.U.V.'s: good outward visibility, a "commanding" driving position, flexible cargo space and the bad-weather security of all-wheel drive.
While technology has played an important part in facilitating mobile working, the desire for more flexible work arrangements is driving today's agenda.
"Looking to the long-term, the interests of passengers will be best served by a pragmatic approach, focused on delivering new capacity that is cost-effective and flexible, and capable of driving competition across the aviation industry.
Capitalism remains the most powerful, flexible, and robust system for driving broad-based prosperity and enhancing quality of life.
They say taxi driving, with its flexible hours and all-cash wages, is an undervalued asset — and an efficient way to meet potential employers face to face.
Editd also offers its service in the beauty and accessories markets, but given the flexible nature of the technology driving the information, almost anything can be brought within the service's remit, if clients want it.
