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Journal Article
P. Dario, Bardelli, R., De Rossi, D., Wang, L. R., and Pinotti, P. C., “Touch-sensitive polymer skin uses piezoelectric properties to recognize orientation of objects”, SENSOR REVIEW, vol. 4, pp. 194–198, 1982.
P. Dario, De Rossi, D., Domenici, C., and Pinotti, P. C., “Sensori tattili a polimeri ferroelettrici”, TECNICHE DELL'AUTOMAZIONE & ROBOTICA, vol. 7-8, pp. 25–29, 1984.
L. R. Wang, Dario, P., De Rossi, D., Francesconi, R., and Pinotti, P. C., “Pyroelectric sensing station for automatic recognition of position and orientation of objects”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MACHINE TOOL DESIGN & RESEARCH, vol. 24, pp. 145–160, 1984.
P. Dario, De Rossi, D., Giannotti, C., Vivaldi, F., and Pinotti, P. C., “Ferroelectric polymer tactile sensors for prostheses”, FERROELECTRICS, vol. 60, pp. 199–214, 1984.
Conference Paper
P. Dario, Bicchi, A., Vivaldi, F., and Pinotti, P. C., “Tendon Actuated Exploratory Finger With Polymeric, Skin-like Tactile Sensor”, in Proc. IEEE Int. Conf. on Robotics and Automation, St. Louis, MO, USA., 1985. PDF icon [PDF] (538.1 KB)
A. Bicchi, Bosio, L., Dario, P., Guiggiani, M., Manfredi, E., and Pinotti, P. C., “Leg-Ankle-Foot System for Investigating Sensor Based Legged Locomotion”, in Proc. IEEE/RSJ Int. Conf. on Intelligent Robots and Systems, Tsukuba, Japan, 1989 [Online]. Available: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=637970
A. Bicchi, Dario, P., and Pinotti, P. C., “On the Control of a Sensorized Artificial Finger for Tactile Exploration of Objects”, in IFAC Symposium on Robot Control (SYROCO85), Barcelona, Spain, 6-8 November 1985, 1985. PDF icon [PDF] (337.96 KB)
Book Chapter
A. Bicchi, Dario, P., and Pinotti, P. C., “On the Control of a Sensorized Artificial Finger for Tactile Exploration of Objects”, in Robot Control, L. Basanez, Ferrate, G., and Saridis, G. N., Eds. Oxford, U. K.: Pergamon Press Books, 1986, pp. 251-256.