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Influence of Physical Structure on Joint Stiffness of Legged Robot Driven by McKibben Pneumatic Actuator
McKibben型空気圧アクチュエータを有する二次元脚ロボットの身体構造が関節剛性の設計に与える影響について
2017
Transactions of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers
McKibben型空気圧アクチュエータを有する二次元脚ロボットの身体構造が関節剛性の設計に与える影響について
A robot driven by McKibben pneumatic actuator (MPA) generates stable motions in spite of its simple control and simple actuator model. In this paper, we investigate a relation between the design of a robot driven by MPA and the joint stiffness, based on mechanical analysis and simulation. After deriving a singular point of the joint stiffness, we confirm that qualitative relation between input pressure and the joint stiffness is reversed where the hip position is higher than the singular point.
doi:10.9746/sicetr.53.56
fatcat:e53uxyo6hfefrd7lldagvk4g7q