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Development of Detachable Wrist Interface Mechanism (DWIM) for Dexterous Manipulator on Astronaut Supporting Robot
2014
TRANSACTIONS OF THE JAPAN SOCIETY FOR AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE SCIENCES AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY JAPAN
For providing further support toward manned space activity, robots are expected to conduct various and also far dexterous tasks than ever. Such robot, Astronaut Supporting Robot, has to handle different shape, size and mass at various works. One solution is to develop multiple numbers of modularized robotic end effector (EE) that is exchangeable so as to obtain dexterity and reliability at once. In order to utilize modularized EE, robotic arm and EE need to possess interface mechanism (wrist
doi:10.2322/tastj.12.pk_51
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