Biomimetic Robots for Robust Operation in Unstructured Environments

5/19/99


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Biomimetic Robots for Robust Operation in Unstructured Environments

Main ideas:

Status - Locomotion

MURI Interactions: Areas and Leadership

Neuro-Mechanical Model

Neuro-Mechanical Model

Contribution to Control

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Discoveries

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Leg Stiffness

Impact on Deliverables

Micromachined Force Sensor for Adhesion Force Measurement of Single Gecko Setae

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MURI Interactions: Areas and Leadership

Neuro-Mechanical Model

Relating Limb Impedance and Learning

Results

Human Arm Motor Control Model

Implications for Robot Control

MURI Interactions: Areas and Leadership

Impedance in Manipulation

Variable Impedance Manipulation Testbed

Goal: Minimum Impedance Grasping and Maniplation

MURI Interactions: Areas and Leadership

Objectives

Initial Focus: Leg Mechanism

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1-DOF Linkage Design Example

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MURI Interactions: Areas and Leadership

Application: Small robots with embedded sensors and actuators

Shape Deposition Manufacturing (CMU/SU)

Robot leg example (http://cdr.stanford.edu/biomimetics)

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Robot Leg: embedded parts

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Different Sensors and Actuators have different considerations for embedding, generally these include:

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MURI Interactions: Areas and Leadership

Author: R. Howe

Email: baileys@cdr.stanford.edu

Home Page: cdr.stanford.edu/biomimetics

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