Human attitude control
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Shape-based approach to attitude motion planning of reconfigurable spacecraft
2022, Advances in Space ResearchCitation Excerpt :Since the platform could exchange the angular momentum with the mounted momentum wheel, it could also exchange with other satellite parts. This idea tracks back to the researches in the 1970s on astronaut attitude adjustment (Kane and Scher, 1969; Kane and Scher, 1970; Passerello and Huston, 1971). Astronauts in space station have the needs to adjust their body orientation without touching the capsule, and specific patterns of limb motion can achieve it.
Design of foldable PCBSat enabling three-axis attitude control
2022, Acta AstronauticaCitation Excerpt :In this paper, we present a design of PCBSat that controls the attitude by multibody dynamical effect. A cat dropped from midair could always fall on its feet by twisting the body [17], and an astronaut floating in space could adjust his/her orientation by some specific patterns of limb motion. [18,19] During the process, the overall angular momentum of the cat and the astronaut keeps constant.
Attitude dynamics and control of solar sail with multibody structure
2022, Advances in Space ResearchCitation Excerpt :A free-falling cat can change its orientation by twisting the body such that it is able to right itself as it falls to land on its feet (Kane and Scher, 1969). Astronauts in space can change their body attitude by limb movements (Kane and Scher, 1970; Passerello and Huston, 1971). Inspired by these, we studied the possibility of solar sail attitude control by internal relative motions.
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