Development of a four-fingered dexterous robot end effector for Space operations

Development of a four-fingered dexterous robot end effector for Space operations

This paper describes the development of a tendon-driven, multi-fingered dexterous robot hand for space operations. This hand can achieve cylindrical grasps while producing a holding strength necessary for grasping several crew aids, tools (CATs) and interfaces. The design is based on grasping requir...

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