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A novel two-finger variable-reluctance gripper for high-speed grasping of delicate objects: an implementation case study
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A novel two-finger variable-reluctance gripper for high-speed grasping of delicate objects: an implementation case study

K.K. Chan, N.C. Cheung and Ngai Man Cheung
IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982), Vol.52(6), pp.1705-1707
01/12/2005

Abstract

Actuators Computer aided software engineering Costs Couplings Force control gripper Grippers Manufacturing Robustness Springs Torque variable reluctance (VR) Virtual reality
The paper describes the development of a novel two-finger gripper using variable-reluctance (VR) technology. A model is constructed and verified by experimentation. Results show that the proposed gripper inherits many of the advantages of VR actuators, including ease of construction, low cost, high robustness, and high reliability.

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