Humanoid robot claw with variable stiffness
A humanoid robot and variable stiffness technology, applied in the field of robotics, can solve the problems of limited available scenes and grasping postures, large differences between human hands, etc., to achieve the effect of improving grasping ability, grasping accuracy, and large sensor arrangement space
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[0036] see Figure 1-Figure 2 As shown, a humanoid robot gripper with variable stiffness includes fingers 100 and palm 200 connected to fingers 100;
[0037] The fingers 100 include N fingers, and the N fingers have at least a thumb 101; wherein N is 3, 4 or 5;
[0038] N-1 fingers except thumb 101 have the same structure;
[0039] Each finger except the thumb 101 is driven by the variable stiffness linear drive device E for flexion movement, and the variable stiffness linear drive device E is installed on the palm 200 for adjusting the stiffness of each finger to adapt to the grasping target;
[0040] The thumb 101 is driven to rotate by the anti-palm driver F installed on the palm 200, and the thumb 101 is driven by the thumb driver D to perform flexion and yaw motions. The relative movement between the thumb 101 and the N-1 finger realizes the change of grasping posture.
[0041] The overall shape of the variable stiffness humanoid robot gripper is as follows: figure 1 s...
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