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Chapter 2. Prehension

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Figure 3.1 Wrist velocity and aperture profiles for grasping two<br />

different sized objects. Top row: Transport component on the left<br />

for a small rod (2 mm in diameter) and on the right for a large<br />

cylinder (5.5 cm in diameter). Lower row: Manipulation<br />

component for the same two objects. Solid line represents<br />

position and dashed line represents the velocity profile (from<br />

Jeannerod, 1981; reprinted by permission).

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