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AirArm: An Anthropofunctional Robot Arm with Inherent Flexibility

  • Axel Michael THALLEMER

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Abstract

Inspired by nature, AirArm is a function-driven robot capable of carrying out humanoid motions. Unlike other nature-inspired research that focus on mimicking the mere structure and form of the human arm, AirArm is designed with the arm’s natural motion in mind. This industrial, pneumatic 4-axis kinematics with inherent flexibility has been researched, designed, developed, fabricated, and demonstrated by bachelor students of the scionic® I.D.E.A.L. curricula in Austria. The presentation will cover the main aspects of the methodology in designing AirArm, such as industrial design management, coupling materials and production technologies to create the purpose-driven nature-inspired robot.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - Sept 2016
Externally publishedYes
EventUnknown Event -
Duration: 1 Sept 20161 Sept 2016

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ConferenceUnknown Event
Period1/09/161/09/16

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