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Force control for grasping soft object with normal force feedback.

Force control for grasping soft object with normal force feedback.

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Generally, robot gripper is the tool to enhancing the efficiency and ability of grasping task of robot manipulator. The interaction between the object and the grasping finger is the main target of robotic gripper design stage. For this research, robot gripper is then proposed as the new method of robot gripper force control using real-time estimate...

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... This paper presents another approach (Ai and Xu 2014;Chattaraj et al. 2016) of the versatile compliant gripper with appropriated consistency. The kinematicbased technique (Ai and Xu 2014;Chen and Fung 2009) is applied to incorporate physical body practices (Kyung et al. 2008), and simulation Suebsomran 2019). The delayed consequences of past investigations showed the most huge parameters of compliant mechanisms such as displacement (Dao and Huang 2015;Le Chau et al. 2020), frequency Huang et al. 2012), stress (Cha et al. 2018;Chau et al. 2018), and strain (Bhattacharya et al. 2015a). ...
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... The angular displacement can be measured by photodiode positioning system. 18 This measurement device is applied the visible light signal by using LED as a transmitter and using photodetector as a receiver between joint displacement and exerting force during motion. Such device emits very low electromagnetic interference (EMI) as proposed for using in medical application referred to CISPR 15 ed. ...
... Operation and design of transmitter and receiver device, Light-Emitting Diode (LED) and photodetectors, was described by. 18 Angular displacement of joint is measured by LED and converted signal to spring stiffness to gain force feedback. Conversion of force to torque is proposed for control design and implementation on these experiments. ...
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The process of grasping and diverting loads is essential in many industrial applications. Robotic grippers have significantly evolved over the last three decades to carry out these operations. Robotic gripper design focuses primarily on the interaction between the object and the grasping finger. In this study, a developed robotic gripper design by adding a cam was prepared using MATLAB Simulink and a fuzzy-PID controller and derivative of the required mathematical equations. The developed gripper investigated the follower path according to the cam surface curve, which was not included in previous studies. The provided gripper model is designed uncomplicated, but it can perform particular tasks that conventional grippers may not be able to perform with the same accuracy and efficiency. The model has been tested under many complex and erratic operational conditions, and its robustness has appeared clearly from the simulation results. The results showed the power of the proposed gripper mechanism and its intelligent controller concerning the adequate reduction in the rise time, maximum percentage overshoot, steady-state error, and settling time