A Novel Resilient Robot: Kinematic Analysis and Experimentation

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A resilient robot is a robot that can recover its function after the robot is partially damaged. In this paper, a study of an under-actuated resilient robot with closed loops and passive joints is presented. First, a prototype system was built, which serves as a study vehicle and is called R-Robot II for short. Second, the kinematics of the prototype robot R-Robot II, necessarily for the change of the robot structure in, was developed. Finally, the experimentation of the R-Robot II was carried out. The result shows that the desired resilient behavior of R-Robot II can be exhibited. The architecture of R-Robot II, along with the design of the mechanical modules and simulation, was reported elsewhere. This paper focuses on the physical realization of R-Robot II and on the experimentation.

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Wang, F., Qian, Z., Yan, Z., Yuan, C., & Zhang, W. (2020). A Novel Resilient Robot: Kinematic Analysis and Experimentation. IEEE Access, 8, 2885–2892. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2962058

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