Post-Contact, In-Hand Object Motion Compensation With Adaptive Hands
Post-Contact, In-Hand Object Motion Compensation With Adaptive Hands
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使用自适应手进行接触后、手中的物体运动补偿
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
A. Dollar
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作者:
Minas Liarokapis;A. Dollar
In this paper, we present a methodology based on constrained optimization methods for estimating and compensating for post-contact parasitic object motions for underactuated, compliant robot hands and for deriving stable, minimal effort grasps to try to minimize these movements. To do so, we compute the object motions for different hand designs, object shapes, and object sizes and we synthesize appropriate robot arm trajectories that eliminate them, even in hands with complex flexure-based compliant members. The effectiveness of the proposed methods is validated using a seven DOF robot arm (Barrett WAM) and a range of compliant underactuated robot hands (Yale OpenHand models T42PP, T42PF, and T42FF).Note to Practitioners—During precision fingertip grasps, adaptive hands tend to move the object upon contact, to an equilibrium configuration determined by the elasticity of the mechanism and the forces exerted on the hand-object system. Such a behavior may be undesired for certain tasks (e.g., when grasping a full glass of water, the in-hand object perturbations may spill the water). In this paper, we propose a methodology for adaptive hands that derives stable minimal effort grasps, computes the post-contact parasitic object motions, and eliminates them using compensatory motions of a robot arm.