2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-5125-5_40
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Method for Planning the Finger’s Movement in the Anthropomorphic Manipulator Hand-K3, Using a Tactile Sensors Network, with the Aim of Optimal Grasping

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“…Discussed in this anthropomorphic manipulator Hand-K3 four combinations of subgroups consisting of three finger modules were set. It is related to the established algorithm for planning the movements of finger modules (Handke and Twaróg, 2012), in order to fully grasp the objects of indefinite shape, without the use of vision systems, as well as information from the tactile sensor network (De Luca, 2006). The collision in spatial system occurs in three directions, and due to the distinctive construction of the manipulator, it mainly occurs in a two-dimensional plane in which the movable segments revolute.…”
Section: Types Of Collisions Between Finger Modules Of Anthropomorphimentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Discussed in this anthropomorphic manipulator Hand-K3 four combinations of subgroups consisting of three finger modules were set. It is related to the established algorithm for planning the movements of finger modules (Handke and Twaróg, 2012), in order to fully grasp the objects of indefinite shape, without the use of vision systems, as well as information from the tactile sensor network (De Luca, 2006). The collision in spatial system occurs in three directions, and due to the distinctive construction of the manipulator, it mainly occurs in a two-dimensional plane in which the movable segments revolute.…”
Section: Types Of Collisions Between Finger Modules Of Anthropomorphimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the proposed move control algorithm (Handke and Twaróg, 2012), collisions in finger modules are considered in a group of three among all five. Fig.3 shows a selected group containing one finger j, set in opposition to the others.…”
Section: Fig 2 Finger Unit's Segment Basic Dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%