A low-cost experimental device for compliant physical human-robot interaction

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Abstract

Cobotix is one of the latest paradigm changes emerged in the era of modern industrial robotics at the focal point of the so-called Industry 4.0 concept. Safe physical human-robot contact is the core enabling technology and therefore, it has special importance in research and also in education of robotics engineers. This paper introduces a low-cost, yet complete experimental and educational purpose compliant robot that allows for studying the main principles of physical human-robot interaction. The setup consists of a NOVINT Falcon 3-axis haptic device with parallel mechanism and a 3-axis force sensor, which allows for sensing the interaction forces between the robot and the environment. The controller is implemented on a Real-time Linux platform. The resulted software is open source and shared with the robotics community.

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Rácz, D., Takács, M., Galambos, P., & Somló, J. (2018). A low-cost experimental device for compliant physical human-robot interaction. In Mechanisms and Machine Science (Vol. 49, pp. 217–226). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-61276-8_25

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