2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.mechmachtheory.2019.07.015
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Statics analysis of an extensible continuum manipulator with large deflection

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“…In this paper, we designed a contractible CM based on the contractible mechanical spring. Different from the related work in literature [20], we designed a CM which is actuated by the tendons whose bending stiffness can be neglected rather than the flexible rods used in [20]. More, the tendons continuously go through each turn of the spring rather than using separated links so that smaller curvature radius, bigger stiffness, and more smooth steering motion can be achieved, and the mechanical spring-based elastic skeleton enables the big hollow channel to transport like liquids, grippers, lasers, and cameras, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
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“…In this paper, we designed a contractible CM based on the contractible mechanical spring. Different from the related work in literature [20], we designed a CM which is actuated by the tendons whose bending stiffness can be neglected rather than the flexible rods used in [20]. More, the tendons continuously go through each turn of the spring rather than using separated links so that smaller curvature radius, bigger stiffness, and more smooth steering motion can be achieved, and the mechanical spring-based elastic skeleton enables the big hollow channel to transport like liquids, grippers, lasers, and cameras, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…(4) Mechanical spring-based tendon actuated CM. [19,20] Compared to the METABot, the repulsive force generated by the elastic potential energy of a compressed mechanical spring rather than that from the permanent magnets. Similar to the METABot, the mechanical spring-based tendon actuated CM eases the control complexities because it has better kinematics precision than pneumatic-driven CM and has a more agile workspace than the concentric tube CM.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this paper, we designed a contractible CM based on a contractible mechanical spring. Different from the related work in literature [20], we designed a CM which is actuated by the tendons whose bending stiffness can be neglected rather than the flexible rods used in work of [20]. More, the tendons continuously go through each turn of the spring rather than using separated links so that smaller curvature radius, bigger stiffness, and more smooth steering motion can be achieved, and the mechanical spring-based elastic skeleton enables the big hollow channel to transport like liquids, grippers, lasers, and cameras, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…4Mechanical spring-based tendon actuated CM. [18][19][20] Compared to the METABot, the repulsive force generated by the elastic potential energy of a compressed mechanical spring rather than that from the permanent magnets. Similar to the METABot, the mechanical spring-based tendon actuated CM eases the control complexities because it has better kinematics precision than pneumatic-driven CM and has a more agile workspace than the concentric tube CM.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%