MANIPULATION
Development of a 6-DOF manipulator actuated with a straight-fiber-type artificial muscle
Hiroyuki Maeda, Hidekazu NAGAI, Taro Nakamura
- Year
- 2009
- Citations
- 8
Abstract
Robots have become an integral part of human life, and the relationship between humans and robots has grown closer. Thus, it is desired that robots have characteristics similar to humans. In this context, we paid attention to an artificial muscle actuator. We used straight-fiber-type artificial muscles, derived from the McKibben type, which have excellent characteristics with respect to the contraction rate and force. We developed a 6-DOF manipulator actuated by a straight fiber artificial muscle. Furthermore, we tried to control the manipulator position by considering its characteristics.
Keywords
Artificial muscleActuatorRobotContext (archaeology)Control theory (sociology)Computer scienceContraction (grammar)Manipulator (device)Muscle fibreArtificial intelligence
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