MANIPULATION
Low-Friction Joint for Robot Fingers
C. F. Ruoff
- Year
- 1985
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Mechanical linkage allows adjacent parts to move relative to each other with low friction and with no chatter, slipping, or backlash. Low-friction joint of two surfaces in rolling contact, held in alinement by taut flexible bands. No sliding friction or stick-slip motion: Only rolling-contact and bending friction within bands. Proposed linkage intended for finger joints in mechanical hands for robots and manipulators.
Keywords
BacklashSlippingSlip (aerodynamics)Linkage (software)Joint (building)BendingFriction torqueRobotEngineeringStructural engineering
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