Pinching-holding composite and adaptive robot finger device with rod and wheels connected in parallel

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of robot hands and discloses a pinching-holding composite and adaptive robot finger device with a rod and wheels connected in parallel. The robot finger device comprises a base, two finger sections, a driver, the two transmission wheels, transmission parts, the connecting rod, five shafts, a thumbing block and a spring part. The driver drives the connecting rod, and the two ends of the connecting rod are connected to the first shaft and the third shaft respectively in sleeved mode. The first shaft and the second shaft are arranged in the base in a sleeved mode. The third shaft is arranged in the second finger section in a sleeved mode. The fourth shaft is arranged on the second transmission wheel in a sleeving mode. The fifth shaft is arranged in the first finger section in a sleeved mode. The first finger section and the first transmission wheel are arranged on the second shaft in a sleeving mode. The second transmission wheel is arranged on the fifth shaft in a sleeving mode. The second finger section is connected to the fourth shaft in a sleeved mode. The robot finger device can grab articles in a pinching-holding composite and adaptive mode; the second finger section can be clenched to pinch the articles inwards or opened to pinch the articles outwards or hold the articles adaptively; the grabbing range is wide and the dead movement zone is small; the size is small, the appearance simulates the human, the flexibility is high, the structure is simple and reliable, and a sensing and controlling system is not needed.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of robotic hands, and in particular relates to the structural design of a bar-wheel parallel pinch-grip compound self-adaptive robot finger device. Background technique [0002] As the end effector of the robot, the robot hand can be divided into two categories: anthropomorphic robot hand and general gripper. Anthropomorphic robotic hands are similar to human hands, and have the characteristics of multiple degrees of freedom, small size, and multiple grasping modes. Due to the high difficulty of controlling anthropomorphic robotic hands, a large number of sensing systems are required, the systems are expensive, and at the same time, they are not strong enough to be used in industrial production. Currently, it is mostly used in civilian robots, especially as prosthetics for the disabled. The universal gripper has low degrees of freedom, and each finger is usually controlled by one or two motors, so the syste...

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[0004] An existing double-joint co-direction transmission compound underactuated robot finger device, such as Chinese patent CN102161204B, can realize the function of coupling and rotating multiple joints first, and then adaptively grasping. The picking range is small; when grabbing an object, it is required that the object must be close to the base and the near-f

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