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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2004 Supp.DESIGN OF UNDER-ACTUATED HUM- ANOID ROBOT FINGER WITH SHAPE ADAPTATION

Zhang Wenzeng

 

Chen Qiang

 

Sun Zhenguo

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

  Tsinghua University,

Beijing 100084, China

 

Zhao Dongbin

Institute of Automation,

Chinese Academy of Sciences,

Beijing 100080, China

 

 

DESIGN OF UNDER-ACTUATED HUM- ANOID ROBOT FINGER WITH SHAPE ADAPTATION*

 

Abstract: To obtain more DOFs by fewer actuators with lower control difficulty, under-actuated mechanical fingers are needed, so that a robot hand can grasp objects much better and is more similar to human hand. The design idea on under-actuated fingers is enlarged, and an experimental under-actuated finger mechanism is developed. As a finger of a robot hand or a part of a finger, this mechanism makes a robot hand has fewer drivers, but more DOFs. It can realize passive adaptive grasping objects of different shapes and sizes without any extra requirements of control precision. With the properties of small, light, but reliable, it is easy to produce. The main parameters for design are also described in detail.

Key words: Humanoid robot finger  Under-actuated mechanism  Shape adaptation

 


* This project is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.50275083) and Research Foundation for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education in China (No.20020003053). Selected from Proceedings of the Eleventh World Congress in Mechanism and Machine Science (IFToMM 2004). Received August 24, 2004; received in revised form October 11, 2004; accepted December 20, 2004

 

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