FingerVision for Tactile Behaviors , Manipulation , and Haptic Feedback Teleoperation
FingerVision for Tactile Behaviors , Manipulation , and Haptic Feedback Teleoperation
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用于触觉行为、操纵和触觉反馈远程操作的 FingerVision
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2018
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Akihiko Yamaguchi
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Akihiko Yamaguchi
This paper introduces a vision-based tactile sensor FingerVision and its applications in order to attract haptics researchers to use FingerVision. FingerVision was proposed in (1) by Yamaguchi and Atkeson. Its concept is combining proximity vision and tactile sensing. Unlike other visionbased tactile sensors such as (2)∼(15), the cameras inside FingerVision can see the outside of the sensor through the skin, which increases the sensing modality. The structure of FingerVision is simple, consisting of elastic and transparent skin, frame, and cameras. Markers are attached on the skin surface for detecting skin deformation. The features of FingerVision are summarized as follows: (1) Multimodal: It can sense force distribution, slip, object pose, texture, and other information obtained from proximity vision (computer vision for nearby objects). The remarks are that: (1.1) Slip can be detected regardless the reactive force from objects. It can sense slippage even when the object is too light to sense force (e.g. origami crane). (1.2) Cameras can sense objects before collision. With this feature, we can create safe interactive robots that are aware of nearby humans. (2) Easy to manufacture: Because of its simple structure, its fabrication is easy. (3) Low cost: The most expensive component is the camera. Other components are inexpensive. (4) Physically strong: External force applies to the skin and frame, and does not reach the camera. Thus it is physically strong. Even if the skin is damaged, replacing it is inexpensive. (5) The sensing elements (cameras) do not have to cover the whole surface: Using wide-angle lenses (fisheye lenses), we can make the camera allocations sparse. (6) Processing software could be common, which enables efficient development. (7) Sensor parameters are adjustable: We can adjust the dynamic range of force (hardness and thickness of the