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Development of the NAIST-Hand with Vision-based Tactile Fingertip Sensor
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2006
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Tactile SensingHaptic FeedbackGrip Force ControlKinesiologySoft RoboticsEngineeringDexterous ManipulationRobotic SensingMechatronicsWearable TechnologySlip Margin FeedbackNew MechanismHaptic TechnologyMotor ControlKinematicsRoboticsFriction ControlHealth Sciences
This paper introduces a multifingered robotic hand eNAIST-Handf and a grip force control by slip margin feedback. The developed prototype finger of the NAIST-hand has a new mechanism by which all 3 motors can be placed inside the palm without using wire-driven mechanisms. A method of grip force control is proposed using an incipient slip estimation. A new tactile sensor is designed to active the proposed control method by the NAIST-Hand. This sensor consists of a transparent semispherical gel, an embedded small camera, and a force sensor in order to implement the direct slip margin estimation. The structure and the principle of sensing are described.
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