Design and development of two manipulators as a key element of a space robot testing facility

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The process of designing control systems for devices operating in microgravity, on-orbit environment, requires testing to verify the effectiveness and characteristics of the algorithms. The key issue is to design a relevant environment in terrestrial conditions that affects both the linear and angular three-dimensional motion of a rigid body. This paper contains a description of the mechanical aspects of two test beds used to evaluate control algorithms planned for use in a space manipulator. Two solutions are presented: (i) a planar manipulator with a free base placed on an air-bearing table; and (ii) a test bed with a 7-DOF manipulator fixed through a force-torque measurement system to the base.

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Seweryn, K., Grassmann, K., Rutkowski, K., Rybus, T., & Wawrzaszek, R. (2015). Design and development of two manipulators as a key element of a space robot testing facility. Archive of Mechanical Engineering, 62(3), 377–394. https://doi.org/10.1515/meceng-2015-0022

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