Development of an assistive system for position control of a human hand with high speed and high accuracy
Wataru Tooyama, Shouren Huang, Kenichi Murakami, Yuji Yamakawa, Masatoshi Ishikawa
- Year
- 2016
- Citations
- 7
Abstract
Human motion is very flexible for performing various tasks but has low speed and low precision; therefore, support and assistance of human motion by robots is desirable in some situations. In this study, in order to achieve such functions, we developed a new portable module for accurately controlling the position of a human hand and constructed a high-speed, high-accuracy positioning control system using image tracking via a high-speed vision system. In order to evaluate its performance, we executed tracing tests of circular or linear trajectories. Finally, we performed the task of catching a falling ball. Although the task was nearly impossible to perform with the human hand alone, the success rate was dramatically improved by using the proposed method.
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