Dextrous Robot Hands edited by Subramanian T. Venkataraman, Thea Iberall.

Manipulation using dextrous robot hands has been an exciting yet frustrating research topic for the last several years. While significant progress has occurred in the design, construction, and low level control of robotic hands, researchers are up against fundamental problems in developing algorithm...

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Other Authors: Venkataraman, Subramanian T. (Editor), Iberall, Thea (Editor)
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Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Springer New York : Imprint: Springer, 1990.
Edition:1st ed. 1990.
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505 0 |a I Lessons Learned from Human Hand Studies -- 1 Human Grasp Choice and Robotic Grasp Analysis -- 2 Opposition Space and Human Prehension -- 3 Coordination in Normal and Prosthetic Reaching -- 4 Intelligent Exploration by the Human Hand -- II Dextrous Hand Control Architectures -- 5 A Task-Oriented Dextrous Manipulation Architecture -- 6 CONDOR: A Computational Architecture for Robots -- 7 Control Architecture for the Belgrade/USC Hand -- III Lessons Learned from Dextrous Robot Hands -- 8 Issues in Dextrous Robot Hands -- 9 Analysis of Multi-fingered Grasping and Manipulation -- 10 Tactile Sensing for Shape Interpretation -- 11 Tactile Sensing and Control for the Utah/MIT Hand -- 12 A New Tactile Sensor Design based on Suspension-Shells -- TV Panel Discussion -- References -- Author Index. 
520 |a Manipulation using dextrous robot hands has been an exciting yet frustrating research topic for the last several years. While significant progress has occurred in the design, construction, and low level control of robotic hands, researchers are up against fundamental problems in developing algorithms for real-time computations in multi-sensory processing and motor control. The aim of this book is to explore parallels in sensorimotor integration in dextrous robot and human hands, addressing the basic question of how the next generation of dextrous hands should evolve. By bringing together experimental psychologists, kinesiologists, computer scientists, electrical engineers, and mechanical engineers, the book covers topics that range from human hand usage in prehension and exploration, to the design and use of robotic sensors and multi-fingered hands, and to control and computational architectures for dextrous hand usage. While the ultimate goal of capturing human hand versatility remains elusive, this book makes an important contribution to the design and control of future dextrous robot hands through a simple underlying message: a topic as complex as dextrous manipulation would best be addressed by collaborative, interdisciplinary research, combining high level and low level views, drawing parallels between human studies and analytic approaches, and integrating sensory data with motor commands. As seen in this text, success has been made through the establishment of such collaborative efforts. The future will hold up to expectations only as researchers become aware of advances in parallel fields and as a common vocabulary emerges from integrated perceptions about manipulation. 
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