MANIPULATION
Force Adaptation in Robot Transmissions
Konstantin Ivanov
- Year
- 2017
- Citations
- 2
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
The drive of the module of the manipulator is performing the starting-up, the steady-state motion and the braking of a moving part of the module at execution of each operation. Speed of motion varies from null to a maximum and back. The greatest loading in the form of an inertia force takes place in the starting-up of operation.
Keywords
InertiaControl theory (sociology)Adaptation (eye)Motion (physics)RobotComputer scienceNull (SQL)State (computer science)SimulationPhysics
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