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Portability and antagonistic stiffness control for an shape memory alloy artificial muscle actuator protected by a rolled film tube
Toshiya Ishikawa, Taro Nakamura
- Year
- 2016
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
Recently, improvements in robots with human affinity have become necessary. Such robots need artificial muscles that are similar to human muscles. This improvement can be achieved by designing a telescopic actuator comparable to that of a human muscle cell. We studied a shape memory alloy actuator protected by a rolled film tube. In this study, the actuator was inserted into a natural rubber tube for portability. We investigated the fundamental characteristics of the actuator and experimented with its antagonistic stiffness control.
Keywords
ActuatorSoftware portabilityArtificial muscleShape-memory alloyTube (container)RobotStiffnessMaterials scienceComputer scienceMechanical engineering
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