The invention discloses a bionic
rope-driven
forearm device of a
robot, which belongs to the technical field of robots and structurally comprises a
forearm framework, a nut telescopic rod, a roller, a gear ring, a cylindrical pin, a steel wire baffle ring, a
retainer, a miniature speed-reducing screw rod motor, an adapter cover, a joint motor, a motor mounting seat and a pull
rope. According to the bionic
rope-driven
forearm device of the
robot, the bionic design principle is adopted, according to the actual
tendon trend in the forearm of the human hand, a forearm skeleton structure basically consistent in trend is manufactured through 3D printing by adopting a self-lubricating high-strength low-density
composite material, a pull rope is used for replacing tendons, and 24 micro
speed reduction lead screw motors are used for driving; 24 active
degrees of freedom are controlled by sequentially pulling a pull rope through a roller and a nut telescopic rod, functional replacement of tendons in the forearm of the human hand is achieved, a joint motor is connected to the rear end to control rotation of the forearm, and the
robot has the beneficial effects that bionic design and complex mechanism self-lubricating integrated 3D printing are adopted, installation is easy, the comprehensive cost is low, the
mass is light, and the robot is suitable for large-scale popularization and application.
Multiple degrees of freedom can be controlled at the same time, and the requirements for force,
stroke and speed under different actions are met.