2014
DOI: 10.1515/auto-2012-0236
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Biomechanisch sichere Geschwindigkeitsregelung für die Mensch-Roboter Interaktion

Abstract: Zusammenfassung:In diesem Artikel befassen wir uns mit dem Problem eine für den Menschen sichere Robotergeschwindigkeit zu erzeugen. Hierfür untersuchen wir die Relation zwischen Kollisionsmasse, -geschwindigkeit und -geometrie, sowie der damit verbundenen Verletzung im medizinischen Sinne. Diese Einsichten werden derart repräsentiert, dass ein biomechanisch sicherer Geschwindigkeitsregler abgeleitet werden kann. Hierfür wertet der Algorithmus die reflektierte Trägheit, Geschwindigkeit und Oberflächengeometrie… Show more

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“…Kinetic Energy Limitation When robot and human collide, the level of injury endured by the latter can be related to the robot's kinetic energy [11], [12]. Hence, kinetic energy is a major concern when it comes to safety, and, as such, it should be limited.…”
Section: Ieee Robotics and Automation Magazine • June 2018mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Kinetic Energy Limitation When robot and human collide, the level of injury endured by the latter can be related to the robot's kinetic energy [11], [12]. Hence, kinetic energy is a major concern when it comes to safety, and, as such, it should be limited.…”
Section: Ieee Robotics and Automation Magazine • June 2018mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a rigid body of mass m, the kinetic energy is defined as / . E m v k 2 = For rigid manipulators, an equivalent mass (perceived at any collision point on the robot structure) can be derived using the joint's dynamic model [11], [13]. Therefore, in both cases, limiting the kinetic energy can be seen as a form of velocity limitation, with the mass (real or equivalent) acting as a scale factor.…”
Section: Ieee Robotics and Automation Magazine • June 2018mentioning
confidence: 99%