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Intuitive control of robotic manipulators

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Intuitive control of robotic manipulators

Auteurs : David Rusbarsky ; Jeremy Gray ; Douglas Peters

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RBID : Pascal:12-0011208

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Abstract

Under a research effort sponsored by the U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development, and Engineering Center (TARDEC), we are exploring technologies that can be used to provide an operator with the ability to more intuitively control high-degree of freedom arms while providing the operator with haptic feedback to more effectively interact with the environment. This paper highlights the results of the research as well as early test results on a number of prototype systems currently in development. We will demonstrate advantages and disadvantages of some of the leading approaches to intuitive control and haptic feedback.

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C03 07  X  FRE  @0 Sensibilité tactile @5 22
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AU : RUSBARSKY (David); GRAY (Jeremy); PETERS (Douglas); GAGE (Douglas Whitney)
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EA : Under a research effort sponsored by the U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development, and Engineering Center (TARDEC), we are exploring technologies that can be used to provide an operator with the ability to more intuitively control high-degree of freedom arms while providing the operator with haptic feedback to more effectively interact with the environment. This paper highlights the results of the research as well as early test results on a number of prototype systems currently in development. We will demonstrate advantages and disadvantages of some of the leading approaches to intuitive control and haptic feedback.
CC : 001D02D11
FD : Robotique; Rétroaction; Manipulateur; Application militaire; Automobile; Bras; Sensibilité tactile
ED : Robotics; Feedback regulation; Manipulator; Military application; Motor car; Arm; Tactile sensitivity
SD : Robótica; Retroacción; Manipulador; Aplicación militar; Automóvil; Brazo; Sensibilidad tactil
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