Analysis of Human Hand Impedance Properties during the Steering Operation

  • TANAKA Y
  • KANDA R
  • TAKEDA Y
  • et al.
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Abstract

The present paper investigates human mechanical impedance during the operation of a virtual steering system according to dual-arm configurations. The developed steering system using an impedance-controlled robot can accurately estimate mechanical impedance properties around the rotational axis. Experimental results demon- strate that a human changes his/her impedance properties in both the grip position on a steering wheel and the magnitude of steering torque. Overall stability of a human-steering system is then discussed by means of the measured human impedance parameters.

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TANAKA, Y., KANDA, R., TAKEDA, Y., YAMADA, N., FUKUBA, H., MASAMORI, I., & TSUJI, T. (2006). Analysis of Human Hand Impedance Properties during the Steering Operation. Transactions of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers, 42(12), 1353–1359. https://doi.org/10.9746/sicetr1965.42.1353

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