AIMC Topic: Hand Strength

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Development and comprehensive evaluation of a new spring-steel-driven glove for grasping assistance during activities of daily living.

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Part H, Journal of engineering in medicine
Millions of people suffer from a decline in grip strength and hand function due to conditions such as chronic disease, injuries, and aging. Hand function decline results in difficulties with performing activities of daily living, where grasping, lift...

Bioinspired High-Degrees of Freedom Soft Robotic Glove for Restoring Versatile and Comfortable Manipulation.

Soft robotics
The human hand is one of the most complex and compact grippers that has arisen as a product of natural genetic engineering; it is highly versatile, as it handles power and precision tasks. Since proper contact points and force directions are required...

A bionic soft tongue driven by shape memory alloy and pneumatics.

Bioinspiration & biomimetics
Soft grippers have exhibited considerable advantages owing to their flexible deformation, compliant operation, and safe interaction with objects. The ability to grip solid and liquid objects can greatly expand the application range of the soft grippe...

Object Manipulation with an Anthropomorphic Robotic Hand via Deep Reinforcement Learning with a Synergy Space of Natural Hand Poses.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
Anthropomorphic robotic hands are designed to attain dexterous movements and flexibility much like human hands. Achieving human-like object manipulation remains a challenge especially due to the control complexity of the anthropomorphic robotic hand ...

Combining Sensors Information to Enhance Pneumatic Grippers Performance.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
The gripper is the far end of a robotic arm. It is responsible for the contacts between the robot itself and all the items present in a work space, or even in a social space. Therefore, to provide grippers with intelligent behaviors is fundamental, e...

Pneumatically Controlled Reconfigurable Bistable Bionic Flower for Robotic Gripper.

Soft robotics
Beyond their colorful appearances and versatile geometries, flowers can self-shape-morph by adapting to environmental changes. Nature-inspired artificial systems that mimic their natural counterparts in function, flexibility, and adaptation find an e...

Modeling and analysis of a passively adaptive soft gripper with the bio-inspired compliant mechanism.

Bioinspiration & biomimetics
Similar to the end effectors for traditional rigid robots, those for soft robots are essential as the interacting media between the robots and their environments. Inspired by the forelegs of climbing animals, a passively adaptive soft gripper (ASG), ...

A Single Target Grasp Detection Network Based on Convolutional Neural Network.

Computational intelligence and neuroscience
Grasp detection based on convolutional neural network has gained some achievements. However, overfitting of multilayer convolutional neural network still exists and leads to poor detection precision. To acquire high detection accuracy, a single targe...

Adaptive Self-Sealing Suction-Based Soft Robotic Gripper.

Advanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany)
While suction cups prevail as common gripping tools for a wide range of real-world parts and surfaces, they often fail to seal the contact interface when engaging with irregular shapes and textured surfaces. In this work, the authors propose a suctio...

A Wide-Range Stiffness-Tunable Soft Actuator Inspired by Deep-Sea Glass Sponges.

Soft robotics
Achieving both high compliance and stiffness is a key issue in stiffness-tunable soft robots. A wide-range variable-stiffness method keeping pure soft characteristic is proposed by bioinspired design of deep-sea glass sponges adopting thermoplastic s...