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Prof. at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, andDirector of Centre for Automation and Robotics UPM-CSIC
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International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems, 2014
Biosystems & Biorobotics, 2014
This paper presents a discrete design and control method of teleoperation systems. The design met... more This paper presents a discrete design and control method of teleoperation systems. The design method is based on the state space formulation and it allows to obtain the control gains for any teleoperation system where the master and the slave manipulators would be represented by nth-order discrete linear transfer functions. The control method allows that the slave follows the master
This chapter introduces the main topics of a telerobotic system. It describes the architecture of... more This chapter introduces the main topics of a telerobotic system. It describes the architecture of such a system from a general point of view and emphasizes the interaction between a human operator and a robot that performs the task in the remote environment. Furthermore it focuses on multi-modal human system interfaces and explains the main features of haptic, auditory, and visual interfaces. Finally important issues for the measurement and evaluation of the attribute telepresence are described.
Design of haptic interfaces for precise bimanual manipulation should take into account how weight... more Design of haptic interfaces for precise bimanual manipulation should take into account how weight simulation is implemented when manipulation switches between one and two hands. The importance of this is apparent in tasks where the user requires to apply vertical forces to penetrate a surface with a tool or splice a fragile object using one and/or two hands. Accurate perception
Abstract This paper describes a modular robot system design SMART, based on three types of module... more Abstract This paper describes a modular robot system design SMART, based on three types of modules for urban search tasks. The system attempts to give a quick solution to natural and man-made disaster emergencies. It allows for rapid and cost-effective design and ...
This article describes the design and development of a lightweight, adjustable end-effector for d... more This article describes the design and development of a lightweight, adjustable end-effector for different haptic interfaces that estimates normal and tangential forces felt by the user during virtual object manipulation. This thimble was specially designed to provide ...
... e-mail: cobosalvador(g),etsii.upm.es Manuel Ferre is with The Group of Robots & Intellige... more ... e-mail: cobosalvador(g),etsii.upm.es Manuel Ferre is with The Group of Robots & Intelligent Machines of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, e-mail: m.ferre(g),upm.es Rafael Aracil is with The Group of Robots & Intelligent Machines of ... [4] Y. Endo, S. Kanai, T. Kishinami, N. Miyata ...
A setup for bimanual virtual object manipulation is described in this paper. Index and thumb fing... more A setup for bimanual virtual object manipulation is described in this paper. Index and thumb fingers are inserted in the corresponding thimbles in order to perform virtual object manipulations. A gimble, with 3-rotational degrees of freedom, connects each thimble to the corresponding serial-parallel mechanical structure with 3 actuated DoF. As a result, each finger has 6 DoF, movements and forces can be reflected in any direction without any torque component. Scenarios for virtual manipulation are based on distributed architecture where each finger device has its own real-time controller. A computer receives the status of each finger and runs a simulation with the virtual object manipulation. The information of the Scenario is updated at a rate of 200 Hz. The information from the haptic controller is processed at 1 kHz; it provides a good realism for object manipulation.
Abstract— This paper presents two possible mechanical designs for a modular haptic device. In a... more Abstract— This paper presents two possible mechanical designs for a modular haptic device. In a modular haptic device, each module allows the interaction with a scenario by using a single finger, and by adding more modules, multi- finger interaction can be achieved. In this paper, two different mechanical designs for such haptic modules are presented and compared (4-bar and
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Abstract. This paper describes an experiment that studies the effect of basic haptic feedback in ... more Abstract. This paper describes an experiment that studies the effect of basic haptic feedback in creating a sense of basic social interaction within a shared virtual environment (SVE). Although there have been a number of studies investigating the effect of haptic feedback on ...
International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems, 2014
Biosystems & Biorobotics, 2014
This paper presents a discrete design and control method of teleoperation systems. The design met... more This paper presents a discrete design and control method of teleoperation systems. The design method is based on the state space formulation and it allows to obtain the control gains for any teleoperation system where the master and the slave manipulators would be represented by nth-order discrete linear transfer functions. The control method allows that the slave follows the master
This chapter introduces the main topics of a telerobotic system. It describes the architecture of... more This chapter introduces the main topics of a telerobotic system. It describes the architecture of such a system from a general point of view and emphasizes the interaction between a human operator and a robot that performs the task in the remote environment. Furthermore it focuses on multi-modal human system interfaces and explains the main features of haptic, auditory, and visual interfaces. Finally important issues for the measurement and evaluation of the attribute telepresence are described.
Design of haptic interfaces for precise bimanual manipulation should take into account how weight... more Design of haptic interfaces for precise bimanual manipulation should take into account how weight simulation is implemented when manipulation switches between one and two hands. The importance of this is apparent in tasks where the user requires to apply vertical forces to penetrate a surface with a tool or splice a fragile object using one and/or two hands. Accurate perception
Abstract This paper describes a modular robot system design SMART, based on three types of module... more Abstract This paper describes a modular robot system design SMART, based on three types of modules for urban search tasks. The system attempts to give a quick solution to natural and man-made disaster emergencies. It allows for rapid and cost-effective design and ...
This article describes the design and development of a lightweight, adjustable end-effector for d... more This article describes the design and development of a lightweight, adjustable end-effector for different haptic interfaces that estimates normal and tangential forces felt by the user during virtual object manipulation. This thimble was specially designed to provide ...
... e-mail: cobosalvador(g),etsii.upm.es Manuel Ferre is with The Group of Robots & Intellige... more ... e-mail: cobosalvador(g),etsii.upm.es Manuel Ferre is with The Group of Robots & Intelligent Machines of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, e-mail: m.ferre(g),upm.es Rafael Aracil is with The Group of Robots & Intelligent Machines of ... [4] Y. Endo, S. Kanai, T. Kishinami, N. Miyata ...
A setup for bimanual virtual object manipulation is described in this paper. Index and thumb fing... more A setup for bimanual virtual object manipulation is described in this paper. Index and thumb fingers are inserted in the corresponding thimbles in order to perform virtual object manipulations. A gimble, with 3-rotational degrees of freedom, connects each thimble to the corresponding serial-parallel mechanical structure with 3 actuated DoF. As a result, each finger has 6 DoF, movements and forces can be reflected in any direction without any torque component. Scenarios for virtual manipulation are based on distributed architecture where each finger device has its own real-time controller. A computer receives the status of each finger and runs a simulation with the virtual object manipulation. The information of the Scenario is updated at a rate of 200 Hz. The information from the haptic controller is processed at 1 kHz; it provides a good realism for object manipulation.
Abstract— This paper presents two possible mechanical designs for a modular haptic device. In a... more Abstract— This paper presents two possible mechanical designs for a modular haptic device. In a modular haptic device, each module allows the interaction with a scenario by using a single finger, and by adding more modules, multi- finger interaction can be achieved. In this paper, two different mechanical designs for such haptic modules are presented and compared (4-bar and
eventlab-ub.org
Abstract. This paper describes an experiment that studies the effect of basic haptic feedback in ... more Abstract. This paper describes an experiment that studies the effect of basic haptic feedback in creating a sense of basic social interaction within a shared virtual environment (SVE). Although there have been a number of studies investigating the effect of haptic feedback on ...