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Precise rotational positioning of end-effectors under microscopy is crucial for robotic micromanipulation. However, the end-effector is presently limited to a fixed orientation, which is manually set before a given micromanipulation task, lacking accuracy and versatility of in situ reorientation.
Feb 3, 2022
Precise rotational positioning of end-effectors under microscopy is crucial for robotic micromanipulation. However, the end-effector is presently limited to ...
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This article presents automated end-effector alignment in robotic micromanipulation. A rotational degree of freedom was added to a standard micromanipulator ...
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Abstract - This paper describes the design and development of a 6 degree of freedom robotic manipulator used in the assembly of three-dimensional MEMS ...
Abstract—In robotic micromanipulation, end-effector tips must be first located under microscopy imaging before manipulation is performed. The.
Robotic Rotational Positioning of End-Effectors for Micromanipulation. from www.nature.com
Oct 26, 2022 · We present a robot-assisted acoustofluidic end effector (RAEE) system, comprising a robotic arm and an acoustofluidic end effector, that combines robotics and ...
This work presents the design, optimization, and characterization of AREBO for training single-joint movements of the arm.