Andrew Erwin

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University of Cincinnati

United States

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Andrew Erwin is an Assistant Professor at the University of Cincinnati, USA. His research spans various areas, including object manipulation learning, computational models of neural control, and the development of bio-robotic systems. Recent publications include studies on the influence of curriculum in learning environments and assessments of robotic systems in medical applications.

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Curriculum is more influential than haptic feedback when learning object manipulation

A computational study of how an α- to γ-motoneurone collateral can mitigate velocity-dependent stretch reflexes during voluntary movement

Dynamical Analyses Show That Professional Archers Exhibit Tighter, Finer and More Fluid Dynamical Control Than Neophytes

VALENTInE: A Concept for a New Frontiers–Class Long-duration In Situ Balloon-based Aerobot Mission to Venus

Extensions of the Galperin Transformation Matrices for Triaxial Seismometers

Bio-robots step towards brain–body co-adaptation

Brownian Noise and Temperature Sensitivity of Long-Period Lunar Seismometers

Temperature sensitivity analysis on mass-spring potential with electrostatic frequency reduction for lunar seismometers

Electrostatic frequency reduction: A negative stiffness mechanism for measuring dissipation in a mechanical oscillator at low frequency

The SE-AssessWrist for robot-aided assessment of wrist stiffness and range of motion: Development and experimental validation

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