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Coupled Bending Inwards Motion and Control Strategy Analysis of a Cable-Driven Underactuated Finger

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Motion strategy analysis at the pre-bending stage is a fundamental component of underactuated finger grasp research. This study presents the pre-bending motion strategy and corresponding analysis of cable driving forces… Click to show full abstract

Motion strategy analysis at the pre-bending stage is a fundamental component of underactuated finger grasp research. This study presents the pre-bending motion strategy and corresponding analysis of cable driving forces a 3-DOF underactuated finger comprising cable truss units. The structure and four motion strategies at the pre-bending stage are illustrated. The equivalent joint-driven and quasi-static motion models are established in the case where one or two cable driving forces drive the finger. Quasi-static motion model is established, and four typical quasi-static coupled motion space and distributions of corresponding cable driving forces are analysed. In accordance with the kinetic energy theorem and Lagrange’s dynamical method, a sampled and general dynamic model is established. Through matrix transformation, a hypothetical “PPA” type dynamic model is obtained. On the basis of the “PPA” dynamic model, three grasping control strategies at pre-bending stage are carried out. Valid simulations and experiments are conducted to verify the accuracy of the coupled bend inwards motion and control strategy.

Keywords: analysis; strategy; underactuated finger; cable; motion

Journal Title: IEEE Access
Year Published: 2021

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