1A1-B13 Equilibrium Point Control Method for Redundant Actuator Mechanism

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• This paper introduces a novel mechanism for robotic systems to generate human arm-like compliant motion. The mechanism is based on the idea of the equilibrium point control hypothesis which claims that multi joint limb movements are achieved by shifting the limbs' equilibrium positions defined by neuromuscular activity. The equilibrium point control can be implemented on a robot manipulator by installing two actuators at each joint of the manipulator, one to control the joint position, and the other to control the joint stiffness. This double-actuator mechanism allows us to arbitrarily manipulate the stiffness (or impedance) of a robotic manipulator as well as its position. Also, the force at the end-effector can be estimated based on joint stiffness and joint angle changes without using force transducers. A two-link manipulator and a three-link manipulator with the double-actuator units have been developed, and experiments and simulation results show the potential of the proposed approach. By creating the human arm-like behavior, this mechanism can improve the performance of robot manipulators to execute stable and safe movement in contact tasks by using a simple control scheme.

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著者

• Yim Hyukjin

  Dept. Of Mechanical Engineering Korea University

• Kim Byeong-Sang

  Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University

• Park Shinsuk

  Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University

• Song Jae-Bok

  Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University

• Song Jae-bok

  Dept. Of Mechanical Engineering Korea University

• Kim Byeong-sang

  Dept. Of Mechanical Engineering Korea University

• Park Shinsuk

  Dept. Of Mechanical Engineering Korea University

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