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Studies of a Material Recognition System with an Artificial Finger Using a Pneumatic Tendon-Driven Mechanism
2018
TRANSACTIONS OF THE JAPAN FLUID POWER SYSTEM SOCIETY
Personal care robots are expected to be valuable labor force in Japan that is entering an aging society. When using the personal care robot in the same space as humans, there are many safety issues. Personal care robots are actively researched, and flexible pneumatic actuators are used there. Collecting environmental information is necessary for robots and humans to coexist safely. Research on the tactile field of the robot does not reproduce the human skin sensation and the like but utilizes
doi:10.5739/jfps.49.80
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