2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.robot.2004.07.005
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Integrating a flexible anthropomorphic, robot hand into the control, system of a humanoid robot

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“…The question can be stated as: 'Is active control needed to perfectly mimic the human hand adaptation, or is as simple mechanical design with approximate adaptive grasp sufficient?' The question itself illustrates the difference in design strategies between active (computer controlled) adaptive grasp [5,6] and passive (mechanism control) adaptive grasp [7,8]. The gripper must implement three mechanical features that together give it the ability for passive adaptive grasp.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The question can be stated as: 'Is active control needed to perfectly mimic the human hand adaptation, or is as simple mechanical design with approximate adaptive grasp sufficient?' The question itself illustrates the difference in design strategies between active (computer controlled) adaptive grasp [5,6] and passive (mechanism control) adaptive grasp [7,8]. The gripper must implement three mechanical features that together give it the ability for passive adaptive grasp.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies in robotics have proposed methods of interaction with environments using non-contact interaction such as using ultrasonic wave sensor, vision image processing and etc (Ogata et al, 2000, Cheng et al, 2001). However, some work reported the use of robotic armed mobile robot to analyze object surface by groping and obtain information to perform certain locomotion (Hashimoto et al, 1997, Kanda at al., 2002, Osswald et al, 2004. Overall there has been very little work reported about application of contact interaction on bipedal humanoid robots (Konno, 1999).…”
Section: Relevancy Of Contact Interaction In Humanoid Robot's Navigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Für die Erkennung von Greifmustern werden Methoden wie das Kontaktnetz (contact web) verwendet [88] In Anlehnung an die bisher behandelten analyseorientierten Greifklassifikationen wird eine neue, ausführungsorientierte Aufgabenklassifikation (Abbildung 2.6) für humanoide Roboter notwendig [146]. Die Einordnung erfolgt an den bereits eingeführten Aufgabentypen Gesten, Haltung und Greifen, wobei hier wie bei der Klassifikation in Abbildung 2.5 auch zwischen Kraft-und Präzisionsgriffen unterschieden wird.…”
Section: Programmieren Durch Vormachenunclassified
“…Die Einordnung erfolgt an den bereits eingeführten Aufgabentypen Gesten, Haltung und Greifen, wobei hier wie bei der Klassifikation in Abbildung 2.5 auch zwischen Kraft-und Präzisionsgriffen unterschieden wird. Abbildung 2.6: Grifftaxonomie für einen humanoiden Roboter, mit * markierte Griffmuster sind in unterschiedlichen Größen zu realisieren [146]. …”
Section: Programmieren Durch Vormachenunclassified
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