HRI
Using a Dual Differential Rheological Actuator as a high-performance haptic interface
Benoît Heintz, P. Fauteux, Dominic Létourneau, François Michaud, Michel Lauria
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Most modern robotic systems are fast and repeatable position controlled machines. However, because of their inability to interact safely, robustly and in a versatile manner, they mostly remain confined to controlled areas where they execute specific preprogrammed actions. Providing high performance motion simultaneously with the ability to physically interact significantly remains a challenge.
Keywords
Haptic technologyDual (grammatical number)Computer scienceActuatorInterface (matter)Differential (mechanical device)Position (finance)RobotMotion (physics)Human–computer interaction
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