Abstract
Delicate actions such as picking up paper or a nee[1]dle with the fingertips – an important function for robot hands – are extremely difficult. We propose a lightweight robot hand based on extracting minimum required motor functions and implementing them in a robot. We also propose a robot hand that realizes ap[1]propriate pinching by adding the minimum required degree of supplementary freedom realizable only me[1]chanically. In the robot hand, we focus mainly on adding degrees of freedom for independent finger mo[1]tion to the terminal joints and a degree of freedom for twisting by the thumb. The results showed that pro[1]viding the fingertip with a joint with broad force con[1]trol even with weak force effectively ensures delicate fingertip control in a humanoid robot hand.
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Hoshino, K., & Kawabuchi, I. (2005). Pinching at Fingertips for Humanoid Robot Hand. Journal of Robotics and Mechatronics, 17(6), 655–663. https://doi.org/10.20965/jrm.2005.p0655
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