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9th IEEE International Workshop on Advanced Motion Control, 2006.

DOI: 10.1109/amc.2006.1631678

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Realization of virtual force sensation through bilateral teleoperation

Proceedings article published in 1 by Hideyuki Kobayashi, Kouhei Ohnishi
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Abstract

Recent machines are hoped to have haptic ability to work in open environments where it changes dynamically. Haptics is a technology for touching an object. Nowadays, teleoperation is utilized in many areas such as medical care and space exploration. Teleoperation systems enable operator to undertake precisework in inaccessible or hazardous environment. Among much research about teleoperation, bilateral teleoperation is effective to reproduce the force sensation of contact force at the master side. However, to reproduce the force sensation of contact force exactly is not always desired. The aim of this paper is to reproduce the virtual force sensation at master side. The operator receives the reaction force not from the real environment but from the setup environmental model. The operator can design the setup environmental model arbitrarily, as long as the whole system holds stability. Master robot interacts with the setup environmental model and slave robot interacts with the real environment. To verify the validity of the proposed method, some simulations and experiments are performed