2009 · 19 citations · 13 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringRobotics EngineeringGraspingRobot DesignRoboticsDexterous ManipulationGrasp Force ControlGrasping KinematicsRobot ManipulationRobotic Hand DesignEnergy ConsumptionGrasp Force RegulationGrasp Force SynthesisHigh-speed Robot MotionMagnificationPrecision GraspingReduction Ratio
This paper presents Tokyo-TECH 100 N Hand, a three-fingered eight-degree of freedom hand that can generate a large grasp force of 100N. All fingers are 90 mm in length and the weight of the hand is 941 g. The hand can generate a large grasp force with a force-magnification mechanism whereas all joints can perform a high speed motion of over 200 deg/s with a high-speed driving mechanism. The high-speed driving mechanism consists of a feed screw and nut with a low reduction ratio. We propose a simple and small three-dimensional toggle mechanism for the force-magnification mechanism. The toggle mechanism thrusts the feed screw and nut of the high-speed driving mechanism when the finger is in contact with an object. It can maintain a large grasp force without energy consumption. We experimentally verify the force and speed performances.
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The Robonaut hand: a dexterous robot hand for space
Chris S. Lovchik, Myron Diftler · 2003 · 537 citations
Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Robotics Engineering +17