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Development of a Micro-Force/Moment Sensor Embedded Soft Fingertip and Its Experimental Verification by Compression Test

Takahiro INOUE, Ikuo Fujii, Shinichi Hirai, Qiang Wang, Dzung Viet Dao, Susumu Sugiyama

Year
2007
Citations
2
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Abstract

This paper introduces a high-performance tactile sensor capable of simultaneously measuring 1-axis force and 2-axes moments, which is produced by MEMS technology. We create a Tactile sensor Embedded Soft fingertip (TES) for the future application to robotic manipulation problems. We give the intimate explanation of the sensor during the fabrication process and the basic configuration of the total electric circuit. Finally, we demonstrate the effectiveness of the TES by performing its compression test, and verify that this sensor is applicable to the robotic handling and its feedback system.

Keywords

Tactile sensorMicroelectromechanical systemsProcess (computing)Compression (physics)Computer scienceMoment (physics)Compression testSoft sensorComputer hardwareEngineering

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