2011
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/aef.2-3.378
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Analysis of Multi-Fingered Grasp and Manipulation of Ping-Pong Racket

Abstract: Abstract. According to the human playing of ping-pong racket, this paper originally analyzes the multi-fingered grasping and manipulating of ping-pong racket and points out the three aspects have to be studied to make sure the grasp is stable and the manipulation is dexterous. Two of those three aspects are studied respectively: the least needed number and the distribution of degrees of the multi-fingered hand is determined at first; then the kinematic planning for robotic hand grasping ping-pong racket is stu… Show more

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“…It can provide a certain reference for the optimization of the clamping force. Liu et al [11] analyzed the constraints of different contact models grasped by the robotic hand and proposed a new target function of the contact force, which contributed to the contact force programming of the robotic hand. Cai et al [12] obtained an initial value of the grasping force using the Lagrange multiplier algorithm and introduced a concept of stability index of the friction cone to optimize the grasping force.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can provide a certain reference for the optimization of the clamping force. Liu et al [11] analyzed the constraints of different contact models grasped by the robotic hand and proposed a new target function of the contact force, which contributed to the contact force programming of the robotic hand. Cai et al [12] obtained an initial value of the grasping force using the Lagrange multiplier algorithm and introduced a concept of stability index of the friction cone to optimize the grasping force.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%