Proceedings 2001 ICRA. IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.01CH37164)
DOI: 10.1109/robot.2001.933021
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The LMS hand: force and position controls in the aim of the fine manipulation of objects

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“…By manually determining the contact point and mapping the position between the hand and the multi-fingered hand, the dexterous hand is used as the evaluation index of the dexterous hand to grasp the shape of the hand, and the optimal grasping performance is obtained. Liu Jie studied the dexterous hand grasp planning based on data glove, and classified the various crawl patterns with different classifiers, and carried out related virtual grasping experiments [15,16].…”
Section: Existing Grasp Planning Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By manually determining the contact point and mapping the position between the hand and the multi-fingered hand, the dexterous hand is used as the evaluation index of the dexterous hand to grasp the shape of the hand, and the optimal grasping performance is obtained. Liu Jie studied the dexterous hand grasp planning based on data glove, and classified the various crawl patterns with different classifiers, and carried out related virtual grasping experiments [15,16].…”
Section: Existing Grasp Planning Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In traditional artificial hands, multiple degrees of freedoms (DOFs) of motion is obtained by using the several actuators which consequently the arm becomes too large and heavy weight and thus it will be a burden for users. One of the examples of such hand is the LMS Hand [24] as shown in Figure 2, with four fingers and sixteen DOFs. It can manipulate various objects with finger tips by using force and position controllers.…”
Section: Red Zone Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Für diese Aufgaben wurden z.B. die DLR-Hand II (Abbildung 1.1 rechts) [22,23,24], die Robonaut-Hand der NASA [120], die DIST-Hand [15,25] und die LMS-Hand [60] entwickelt. Manche dieser Hände sind aus Gründen der Einfachheit nur teilanthropomorph ausgelegt und verzichten z.B.…”
Section: Teleoperationunclassified
“…Stark verbreitet sind Gleichstrommotoren, die entweder im Unterarm, in der Handfläche oder in den Fingern selbst untergebracht sind. Für die Kraftübertragung zu den Fingergelenken werden meist Seilzüge [60], Spindeltriebe [55,56], Zahnradgetriebe [112], Harmonic-Drive-Getriebe [22] oder Kombinationen derselben [23] verwendet.…”
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