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Teleoperation

Compliant Joint Demo on Bilateral Teleoperation

In certain applications including space and surgical robotics, the desire is to use small,thin and lightweight robots and cable-driven end-effectors. Space robots are designed to be lightweight and compact for minimum liftoff cost and energy consumption during robot control, and therefore involve flexibility. Also, in surgical robots, thin instruments  are used for minimal invasiveness, which brings about advantages such as reduced trauma to the body, post-operative pain and length of hospital stay. Due to the limited space and the small diameter of the instruments, actuation of a distal wrist that is used for dexterity is performed from outside the patient and propagated to the wrist through flexible cables. ( M. Tavakoli and R.D. Howe, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Harvard University)

Schematic Diagram of a Compliant Joint

 

 

Telepresence Vision System

Telepresence Vision System

The experiment  at  Biorobotics Lab, Korea

Programming the slave robot : Truong Trong Toai

Programming the master : Ildar Farkhatdinov ( University of Pierre and Marie Curie, France)

Augmented Reality Glasses