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Autori principali: Yamamoto, Ko, Ishibashi, Kyosuke, Ishikawa, Hiroki, Azami, Osamu
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2026
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.09104
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author Yamamoto, Ko
Ishibashi, Kyosuke
Ishikawa, Hiroki
Azami, Osamu
author_facet Yamamoto, Ko
Ishibashi, Kyosuke
Ishikawa, Hiroki
Azami, Osamu
contents This paper presents a design methodology of a hydraulically-driven soft robotic gripper for grasping a large and heavy object -- approximately 10 - 20 kg with 20 - 30 cm diameter. Most existing soft grippers are pneumatically actuated with several hundred kPa pressure, and cannot generate output force sufficient for such a large and heavy object. Instead of pneumatic actuation, hydraulic actuation has a potential to generate much larger power by several MPa pressure. In this study, we develop a hydraulically-driven soft gripper, in which its basic design parameters are determined based on a mathematical model that represents the relationship among the driving pressure, bending angle, object mass and grasping force. Moreover, we selected materials suitable for grasping a heavier object, based on the finite element analysis result of the detailed design. We report experimental results on a 20 kg object grasping and closed-loop control of the finger bending angle.
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spellingShingle Design Methodology of Hydraulically-driven Soft Robotic Gripper for a Large and Heavy Object
Yamamoto, Ko
Ishibashi, Kyosuke
Ishikawa, Hiroki
Azami, Osamu
Robotics
This paper presents a design methodology of a hydraulically-driven soft robotic gripper for grasping a large and heavy object -- approximately 10 - 20 kg with 20 - 30 cm diameter. Most existing soft grippers are pneumatically actuated with several hundred kPa pressure, and cannot generate output force sufficient for such a large and heavy object. Instead of pneumatic actuation, hydraulic actuation has a potential to generate much larger power by several MPa pressure. In this study, we develop a hydraulically-driven soft gripper, in which its basic design parameters are determined based on a mathematical model that represents the relationship among the driving pressure, bending angle, object mass and grasping force. Moreover, we selected materials suitable for grasping a heavier object, based on the finite element analysis result of the detailed design. We report experimental results on a 20 kg object grasping and closed-loop control of the finger bending angle.
title Design Methodology of Hydraulically-driven Soft Robotic Gripper for a Large and Heavy Object
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.09104