High Precision Constrained Grasping with Cooperative Adaptive Handcontrol

A method for high precision constrained object manoeuvering for non-redundant rigid multifinger hands is proposed. A passivity-based adaptive cooperative control scheme carries out compensation of all uncertain inertial and dynamic friction forces to guarantee asymptotic tracking of all contact forc...

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Published in:Journal of intelligent & robotic systems 2001-11, Vol.32 (3), p.235-254
Main Authors: Parra-vega, V, Rodríguez-angeles, A, Arimoto, S, Hirzinger, G
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