Papers
2
Total Citations
14
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2
About
Aziz Naamane’s research centers on the dynamic modeling and control of robotic systems, with a particular focus on multi-fingered robot hands—a critical area for advancing dexterous manipulation in service, industrial, and mobile robotics. His major contribution lies in developing rigorous Lagrangian dynamic models that capture the complex coupling dynamics inherent in multi-fingered hands during free motion. This foundational work, published in 2011 and 2012, provides essential mathematical frameworks for designing model-based controllers, enabling more precise and stable robotic grasping and manipulation. While his citation counts (9 and 5, respectively) reflect a specialized, early-stage impact, these papers are recognized as building blocks for subsequent research in constrained motion and advanced control. Naamane’s work addresses a fundamental gap: the need for accurate dynamic models that account for inter-finger coupling, which is often overlooked but crucial for real-world performance. His research is particularly valuable for students and engineers developing next-generation robotic hands that must handle unstructured environments, making him a notable contributor to the field of robotic manipulation and control theory.
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- 1Dynamic modeling of a multi-fingered robot hand in free motion9 citations · 2011
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