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Mechanics and Control of Soft-fingered Manipulation / by Takahiro Inoue, Shinichi Hirai.

Por: Colaborador(es): Tipo de material: TextoTextoEditor: London : Springer London, 2009Descripción: recurso en líneaTipo de contenido:
  • texto
Tipo de medio:
  • computadora
Tipo de portador:
  • recurso en línea
ISBN:
  • 9781848009813
Formatos físicos adicionales: Edición impresa:: Sin títuloClasificación LoC:
  • TJ210.2-211.495
Recursos en línea:
Contenidos:
Observation of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Elastic Model of a Deformable Fingertip -- Fingertip Model with Tangential Deformation -- Variational Formulations in Mechanics -- Statics of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Dynamics of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Control of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Geometric and Material Nonlinear Elastic Model -- Non-Jacobian Control of Robotic Pinch Tasks -- Three-dimensional Grasping and Manipulation -- Conclusions.
Resumen: It is well known that the anatomy of our fingers, which consists of soft fingertips and hard fingernails, is well designed for grasping and manipulating objects. Mechanics and Control of Soft-fingered Manipulation introduces a new approach to the modeling of fingertips that have a soft pad and a hard back plate, similar to human fingers. Starting from the observation of soft-fingered grasping and manipulation, the book provides a parallel distributed model that takes into account tangential deformation of the fingertips. The model is supported with many experimental verifications and simulation results. Statics and dynamics in soft-fingered grasping and manipulation are also formulated based on this new model. Mechanics and Control of Soft-fingered Manipulation uniquely investigates how soft fingertips with hard back plates enhance dexterity in grasping and manipulation, theoretically and experimentally. This approach reveals the differences between soft-fingered and rigid-fingered manipulation. Researchers involved in object manipulation by robotic hands, as well as in human dexterity in object manipulation, will find this text enlightening.
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Observation of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Elastic Model of a Deformable Fingertip -- Fingertip Model with Tangential Deformation -- Variational Formulations in Mechanics -- Statics of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Dynamics of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Control of Soft-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- Geometric and Material Nonlinear Elastic Model -- Non-Jacobian Control of Robotic Pinch Tasks -- Three-dimensional Grasping and Manipulation -- Conclusions.

It is well known that the anatomy of our fingers, which consists of soft fingertips and hard fingernails, is well designed for grasping and manipulating objects. Mechanics and Control of Soft-fingered Manipulation introduces a new approach to the modeling of fingertips that have a soft pad and a hard back plate, similar to human fingers. Starting from the observation of soft-fingered grasping and manipulation, the book provides a parallel distributed model that takes into account tangential deformation of the fingertips. The model is supported with many experimental verifications and simulation results. Statics and dynamics in soft-fingered grasping and manipulation are also formulated based on this new model. Mechanics and Control of Soft-fingered Manipulation uniquely investigates how soft fingertips with hard back plates enhance dexterity in grasping and manipulation, theoretically and experimentally. This approach reveals the differences between soft-fingered and rigid-fingered manipulation. Researchers involved in object manipulation by robotic hands, as well as in human dexterity in object manipulation, will find this text enlightening.

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