The invention discloses a two-degree-of-freedom under-actuated
robot thumb based on a linear sliding rod mechanism, and relates to the technical field of
intelligent robots. The base joint rack, the near
knuckle rack and the far
knuckle rack form a base body structure through metacarpophalangeal joints and interphalangeal joints, two drivers are fixed to the bottom of the base body structure and connected with the transmission lead screw, the transmission connecting rod is a Y-shaped structural part, the ends of two
branch arm rods of the transmission connecting rod are hinged to the bottom end of the far
knuckle rack, and a main arm rod of the transmission connecting rod is provided with a sliding way hole to form a sliding pair with a sliding rod. The bottom end of the sliding rod is supported through a spring, the bottom end of the sliding rod is hinged to the
metacarpophalangeal joint, the two sides of the bottom end of the transmission connecting rod are provided with lead screw nuts and lead screw rods to form a
ball screw pair, the
position sensor collects far knuckle rack position signals, and the magnetic steel and the Hall sensor measure near knuckle rack position signals. Two-degree-of-freedom movement is carried out by adopting a parallel structure, stable and flexible self-adaptive enveloping grabbing of an object is realized, the overall structure is simple and efficient, and the device has the advantages of high integration level,
high power density, high response speed and accurate measurement.