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NASA NTRS · 20110023733

Compliant Gripper for a Robotic Manipulator

Abstract

A figure depicts a prototype of a robotic-manipulator gripping device that includes two passive compliant fingers, suitable for picking up and manipulating objects that have irregular shapes and/or that are, themselves, compliant. The main advantage offered by this device over other robotic-manipulator gripping devices is simplicity: Because of the compliance of the fingers, force-feedback control of the fingers is not necessary for gripping objects of a variety of sizes, shapes, textures, and degrees of compliance. Examples of objects that can be manipulated include small stones, articles of clothing, and parts of plants.

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Cipra, Raymond, Das, Hari. 2003-03-01. Compliant Gripper for a Robotic Manipulator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110023733

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