Titlebook: Experimental Robotics I; The First Internatio Vincent Hayward,Oussama Khatib Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Gesammelte Mathematische Abhandlungenthe force correcting action can occur in the low velocity regime of stick-slip. Experimental work has mapped out the structure of Stribeck friction, a non-linear low-velocity friction effect that contributes to and perhaps dominates stick-slip. In this paper I explore the implications of Stribeck fr

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Gesammelte Mathematische AbhandlungenWe call such a system . to distinguish it from conventional magnetic suspension-only levitation. Magnetic levitation inherently has strong instability and needs high-speed closed-loop control. There were few applications of magnetic servo levitation because high-speed digital controllers were not av

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Heidelberger Chemische Gesellschaftontact control as well as being accurately controllable in position. This paper describes the compliant wrist and sensing mechanism design. Utilizing the sensed information from this wrist allows the apparent stiffness of the end-effector to be increased in unconstrained mode and decreased in constr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-62027-0s with very different characteristics (high and low gear ratios) are used in this analysis: The PUMA 560 manipulator and ARTISAN, a ten degree-of-freedom manipulator currently under development at Stanford. The experimental results obtained with a prototype link of ARTISAN are presented and compared

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-32966-5nts. A light multisensory gripper as the critical end-mass of any robot is presented that contains different-type redundant force-torque sensors, tactile arrays, 9 laser-range-finders including a scanner, and a tiny stereo-camera. A new electrical gripper drive has been developed, the weight to gras

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Gesammelte Werke Collected Workssor location is itself imprecise and even sometimes false (. in case of slippage). We show how sensors data inaccuracies can be processed to produce a consistent environment model and an as precise as possible robot positioning. The experimental system (a mobile robot with a laser range finder and o

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