The invention discloses a bionic
rope-driven finger, which adopts single
tendon rope drive to be matched with a movement
coupling transmission rod, and solves the technical problems that the number of
tendon ropes of the existing
rope-driven finger is large, and multi-joint
coordinated movement is difficult. The finger comprises a near-end
knuckle, a middle
knuckle and a far-end
knuckle which are hinged in sequence, and the whole finger can be driven to bend through a
tendon rope anchored to the far-end knuckle. The tendon rope is connected to the near-end knuckles and the far-end knuckles in a pivoted mode through the movement
coupling transmission rods arranged on the spanning middle knuckles, and when the tendon rope pulls the far-end knuckles to bend, the movement
coupling transmission rods mechanically transmit movement to the near-end knuckles, so that the two knuckles automatically form a coordinated bending proportion, and the natural movement mode of human fingers is simulated. The elastic restoring element provides stretching
restoring force when the tendon rope is loosened, so that the fingers automatically return to the straightened state, and bidirectional
movement control is achieved through the single tendon rope. According to the scheme, the tendon rope
layout is simplified, the assembling efficiency and reliability are improved, and stable grabbing is achieved.