Abstract
The ensemble of
Assistive Robotics is slowly emerging as the new front-edge research arena due
to its wide-spread applications in health care sector. Although exoskeletons
are is use to a limited extent in the field of health care, it has its own
limitations so far the design, prototyping & miniaturization are concerned.
Patient-centric customized health care is the need of the hour and research
frontiers are also getting negotiated accordingly. One such promising
application manifold of Assistive Robotics is the incorporation of
multi-degrees-of-freedom flexible robotic system, equipped with tailor-made
mini-gripper(s). In-line with the proposition an indigenous design, modeling
and firmware of Patient Assistance Robot (PAR): Type I has been accomplished by
us as version 1.0 prototype (Beta version). The characteristics of PAR v1.0 are
identical to that of Flexible Robotic System with multiple links &
intercepting joints, besides fittment of three different miniaturized grippers.
The ensemble programming logic for the robot is developed towards controlling
in-built vibration in real-time.
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