High-Speed Tactile Sensing for Array-Type Tactile Sensor and Object Manipulation Based on Tactile Information

  • Fukui W
  • Kobayashi F
  • Kojima F
  • et al.
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We have developed a universal robot hand with tactile and other sensors. An array-type tactile sensor is crucial for dexterous manipulation of objects using a robotic hand, since this sensor can measure the pressure distribution on finger pads. The sensor has a very high resolution, and the shape of a grasped object can be classified by using this sensor. The more the number of measurement points provided, the higher the accuracy of the classification, but with a corresponding lengthening of the measurement cycle. In this paper, the problem of slow response time is resolved by using software for an array-type tactile sensor with high resolution that emulates the human sensor system. The validity of the proposed method is demonstrated through experiments.

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Fukui, W., Kobayashi, F., Kojima, F., Nakamoto, H., Imamura, N., Maeda, T., & Shirasawa, H. (2011). High-Speed Tactile Sensing for Array-Type Tactile Sensor and Object Manipulation Based on Tactile Information. Journal of Robotics, 2011, 1–9. https://doi.org/10.1155/2011/691769

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