Mobility And Manipulation Of A Light-weight Space Robot
Mobility And Manipulation Of A Light-weight Space Robot
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10.1109/iros.1992.587291
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1992-07
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Yangsheng Xu;H. B. Brown;Shigeru Aoki;T. Kanade
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Yangsheng Xu;H. B. Brown;Shigeru Aoki;T. Kanade
Abstract We have developed a light-weight space manipulator, Self-Mobile Manipulator (SM2), in the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University. SM2 is a 7 DOF, 1 3 - scale , laboratory version of a robot designed to walk on the trusswork and other exterior surfaces of Space Station Freedom, and to perform manipulation tasks that are required for inspection, maintenance, and construction. Combining the mobility and manipulation functions in one body SM2, as a mobile manipulator, is capable of routine tasks such as inspection, parts transportation, object lighting, and simple assembly procedures. The system will provide assistance to astronauts and greatly reduce the need for astronaut extra-vehicular activity (EVA). This paper discusses the robot hardware development, gravity compensation system, control structure and teleoperation functions of SM2 system, and demonstrates its capabilities of locomotion and manipulation in space applications.