Two-degree-of-freedom joint applied to dexterous hand of robot
A dexterous hand and degree of freedom technology, applied in the directions of manipulators, program-controlled manipulators, chucks, etc., can solve the problem of decreased dexterity of the dexterous hand, achieve good maneuverability, and achieve the effect of no coupling
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[0026] A two-degree-of-freedom joint applied to a robot dexterous hand, such as figure 1 As shown, it includes three knuckles 1 that can rotate relative to each other and two rotating joints 2 that are rotatably connected between two knuckles 1. The knuckles 1 are formed by combining two symmetrical components. These two components are formed by three The fixing holes provided on it are fixedly connected with the corresponding screws. There are two oppositely arranged grooves 3 at the hinge joint between the upper phalanx 1 and the lower phalanx 1 of two connected knuckles 1, and these two grooves 3 are for reducing the distance between the two knuckles 1. The contact area reduces friction, and the two grooves 3 can store lubricating oil to reduce wear. Such as figure 2 with 3 As shown, the rotary joint 2 includes a tendon rope fixed shaft 4 connected to the knuckle 1 away from the root of the dexterous hand, and the knuckle 1 adjacent to the knuckle 1 below the knuckle 1 ...
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