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Begoña C. Arrue

6 accepted papers

2026

SCORPION - Soft COnfigurable Aerial Robot With PIONeering Capabilities: Dynamic Perching and Full-Actuation

RA-L 2026

Unconventional aerial robots with morphing capabilities hold the potential to expand physical interaction functionalities, such as perching and aerial manipulation, but face challenges due to the added weight and complexity of actuators and sensing systems. This work's hypothesis is that maximum per

Cited by 1SourceScholar
2023

Bio-Inspired Deformable Propeller Concept for Smooth Human-UAV Interaction and Efficient Thrust Generation

RA-L 2023

This letter presents a novel deformable propeller concept, 3D-printed in flexible thermoplastic polyurethane, which stores impact energy in the form of elastic energy for smooth collisions, reducing risk in human-UAV interactions. However, such a design experiences elastic deformations when exposed

Cited by 4SourceScholar
2022

High-Performance Morphing Wing for Large-Scale Bio-Inspired Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

RA-L 2022

This letter proposes a novel bio-inspired wing design to improve some characteristics of Flapping Wing Unmanned Vehicles (FWUV) related to their potential applications such as payload capability, maneuverability, low injury risk, and energy improvement. The suggested solution takes advantage of a br

Cited by 19SourceScholar
2022

SOPHIE: Soft and Flexible Aerial Vehicle for Physical Interaction With the Environment

RA-L 2022

This letter presents the first design of a soft and lightweight UAV, entirely 3D-printed in flexible filament. The drone's flexible arms are equipped with a tendon-actuated bending system, which is used for applications that require physical interaction with the environment. The flexibility of the U

Cited by 25SourceScholar
2017

Anthropomorphic, compliant and lightweight dual arm system for aerial manipulation

IROS 2017poster

This paper presents a low weight (1.3 kg), human size dual arm system with compliant joints designed for aerial manipulation with a multirotor platform. Each arm provides four degrees of freedom (DOF) for end effector positioning in a kinematic configuration close to the human arm: shoulder pitch, r…

Cited by 71SourceScholar