Design of A Gripping Imitator Robotic Arm for Taking An Object
Date
2016-08-05Author
Chaidir, Ali Rizal
Satriya, Alfredo Bayu
Kalandro, Guido Dias
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This paper presents the design of robotic arm which
imitate the human hand movement to grip an object. The robotic
arm is remote controlled so that it can be equipped to a robot
which can explore inaccessible or hazardous area and do a
dangerous task. The operator’s hand movement will be captured
by camera and will be processed in three level approaches of
video processing namely background subtraction, hand and finger
detection, and gripping recognition. The video processing result
will be converted by inverse kinematics to become joint space of
the robotic arm. The joint space data is sent to robotic arm as the
signal control using bluetooth module. The test result shows that
the system can work properly and in its optimum parameters, it
can achieve 85% of success rate.
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