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Wireless addressing starfish-like soft robot driven by vapor-liquid phase change

A robot and phase change technology, applied in the field of bionics, can solve problems such as the inability to control motion independently, restrict the flexibility of robot movement in the space of robot activity, robot working time, working environment, volume size restrictions, etc., to achieve a friendly external environment, power supply time Long, lightweight effect

Pending Publication Date: 2021-01-26
HARBIN INST OF TECH
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The robot is connected to the outside world through gas channels and cables, which seriously restricts the robot's activity space and the flexibility of the robot's movement.
In addition, most of the existing wireless software robots carry batteries and hardware control equipment, and the working time, working environment, and size of the robot are limited, such as working in the human body.
Although some chemically driven robots do not have batteries and external air sources, they cannot independently control their movements and can only achieve repetitive actions.
In soft robots, battery-free, tether-free, multi-degree-of-freedom independent control of soft robot motion is challenging

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[0021] Specific implementation mode one: combine Figure 1~4 Describe this embodiment, a wireless addressing imitation starfish soft robot driven by vapor-liquid phase change, which includes a flexible execution part 6 distributed in a circumferential direction, a control part and a power part 3 located in the middle of the flexible execution part 6, wherein the The flexible actuator part 6 includes several arms and feet 6-1 and the flexible deformation limiting layer 6-2 correspondingly fixed on the bottom of each arm and feet 6-1. The control part includes a transmitting coil 1 and several receiving coils 2. The power Part 3 includes a heating film 3-1, a vapor-liquid phase change chamber 3-2 located above the heating film 3-1, and a low-boiling point liquid 3-3 located in the vapor-liquid phase change chamber 3-2, each arm 6-1 It communicates with the vapor-liquid phase change chamber 3-2 through a fluid pipeline 5, and each fluid pipeline 5 is provided with a fluid valve 4...

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The invention discloses a vapor-liquid phase change driven wireless addressing starfish-like soft robot, and belongs to the technical field of bionics. The soft robot solves the problems that an existing soft robot is poor in flexibility, large in size and few in adaptive working environment. The flexible execution part comprises a plurality of wrist feet and flexible deformation limiting layers correspondingly and fixedly connected to the bottoms of the wrist feet, the control part comprises a transmitting coil and a plurality of receiving coils, each wrist foot is communicated with the vapor-liquid phase change cavity through a fluid pipeline, each fluid pipeline is provided with a fluid valve, a heating film is electrically connected with one receiving coil, the fluid valves are correspondingly and electrically connected with the other receiving coils, wireless addressing is conducted through the transmitting coil to control the fluid valves corresponding to the receiving coils to be opened, and then wireless addressing is conducted through the transmitting coil to control the heating film to generate heat, so the low-boiling-point liquid in the vapor-liquid phase change cavityis boiled into vapor and enters the carpal tunnel through the fluid pipeline, and the carpal tunnel is deformed and bent.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wireless addressing imitation starfish soft robot driven by vapor-liquid phase change, which belongs to the field of bionic technology. Background technique [0002] Due to its good compliant structure, flexible and continuous deformation characteristics, high safety and environmental adaptability, soft robots have great application potential in medical rehabilitation, emergency rescue, resource survey, pipeline inspection and military investigation. . Existing fluid-driven soft robotic actuation usually requires multiple gas input channels and cables, so that each actuator can be inflated and deflated according to a specific pre-programmed sequence. The robot is connected to the outside world through gas channels and cables, which seriously restricts the robot's activity space and the flexibility of the robot's movement. In addition, most of the existing wireless soft robots carry batteries and hardware control equipment, ...

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IPC IPC(8): H02J50/12B25J18/00B25J11/00G08C17/02
CPCH02J50/12B25J18/00B25J11/00G08C17/02
Inventor 杨飞岳洪浩徐金随李前程
Owner HARBIN INST OF TECH
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