Human-inspired motion model of upper-limb with fast response and learning ability – a promising direction for robot system and control
Author:
Qiao Hong,Li Chuan,Yin Peijie,Wu Wei,Liu Zhi-Yong
Abstract
Purpose
– Human movement system is a Multi-DOF, redundant, complex and nonlinear system formed by coordinating combination of neural system, bones, muscles and joints, which is robust and has fast response and learning ability. Imitating human movement system can improve robustness, fast response and learning ability of the robots.
Design/methodology/approach
– In this paper, we propose a new motion model based on the human motion pathway, especially the information propagation mechanism between the cerebellum and spinal cord.
Findings
– The proposed motion model proves to have fast response and learning ability through experiments, which matches the features of human motion.
Originality/value
– The proposed model in this paper introduces the habitual theory in kinesiology and neuroscience into robot control, and improves robustness, fast response and learning ability of the robots. This paper proves that introduction of neuroscience has an important guiding significance for precise and adaptive robot control, such as assembly automation.
Subject
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Control and Systems Engineering
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