MANIPULATION
Robust, inexpensive resonant frequency based contact detection for robotic manipulators
Spencer Backus, Aaron M. Dollar
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
This paper presents a method for detecting contact on a compliant link utilizing a method to sense changes in the resonant frequency of the link due to external contact. The approach uses an inexpensive accelerometer mounted on or inside the compliant link and a phase locked loop circuit to oscillate the link at its resonant frequency. Using this approach, we are able to reliably sense contact anywhere on the link with a contact force threshold sensitivity of between 0.05 and 0.15 N depending on the contact location.
Keywords
AccelerometerLink (geometry)Sense (electronics)Sensitivity (control systems)Computer scienceRobotFrequency responseLoop (graph theory)Phase (matter)Control theory (sociology)
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