Large Deflection Dynamics and Control for Planar Continuum Robots
Ian Gravagne, Ian D. Walker, Christopher D. Rahn
- Year
- 2001
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
Abstract This paper focuses on a class of robot manipulators termed “continuum” robots — robots that exhibit behavior similar to tentacles, trunks, and snakes. In previous work, we studied details of the mechanical design, kinematics, path-planning and small-deflection dynamics for continuum robots such as the Clemson “Tentacle Manipulator.” In this work, we discuss the dynamics of a planar continuum backbone section, incorporating a large-deflection dynamic model. Based on these dynamics, we formulate a vibration-damping setpoint controller, and include experimental results to illustrate the efficacy of the proposed controller.
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