MANIPULATION
Stiffness direction stabilization and inertia matrix diagonalization of robot manipulator by biarticular muscle
Sehoon Oh, Takuya Koyanagi, Yoichi Hori
- Year
- 2009
- Citations
- 11
Abstract
This paper suggests two advantages of the biarticular muscle which has been said to play an important role in human's motion control; one is stiffness direction stabilization of an endeffector which results in stabilization of the posture, and the other is inertia matrix diagonalization in the dynamics of a robot manipulator.
Keywords
InertiaControl theory (sociology)StiffnessRobotStiffness matrixDynamics (music)Motion (physics)Computer scienceSylvester's law of inertiaMotion control
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