Patrice Lambert
Université Laval, Delft University of Technology, King's College London
Papers
15
Total Citations
312
H-Index
9
About
Patrice Lambert is a leading researcher in the field of parallel robotics and haptic devices, with a focus on cable-driven mechanisms and configurable platforms. His work has fundamentally advanced the design and control of robotic systems capable of complex, multi-degree-of-freedom (DOF) manipulation and grasping. Lambert’s major contributions include pioneering the concept of "parallel robots with configurable platforms," where a rigid end-effector is replaced by an additional closed-loop mechanism, enabling enhanced dexterity and functionality. He has also developed innovative cable-driven haptic devices, such as a 7-DOF system that combines 6-DOF manipulation with 1-DOF grasping, and a cable-driven locomotion interface with two 6-DOF foot platforms, addressing critical challenges like cable interferences. His research has garnered significant attention, with his most-cited paper on cable interferences receiving 66 citations, and his work on redundantly actuated parallel haptic devices accumulating 59 citations. Lambert’s notable achievements include the design of a 7-DOF cable-driven haptic device with a configurable cable platform, a novel 5-DOF fully parallel robot, and a haptic tele-operated system for microassembly. His systematic approaches to Jacobian analysis and static balancing of parallel mechanisms have further solidified his impact, making him a key figure in advancing robotic architectures for haptics and manipulation.
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- 6A novel parallel haptic device with 7 degrees of freedom21 citations · 2015
- 7A Novel 5 DOF Fully Parallel Robot Combining 3T1R Motion and Grasping21 citations · 2010
- 8A Haptic Tele-operated System for Microassembly17 citations · 2010
- 9Static Balancing of Translational Parallel Mechanisms11 citations · 2011
- 10Consistent modeling resolves asymmetry in stiffness matrices7 citations · 2016