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    • Human-Robot Interaction
    • Control Systems

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    • Physical human-robot interaction (pHRI) often faces challenges with controlling large payloads due to inertia.
    • Mechanically backdrivable robots offer intuitive interaction but struggle with dynamic compensation.
    • Existing methods may not provide the necessary responsiveness for stable co-manipulation.

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    • To propose and evaluate the use of reaction wheels in parallel mechanisms for enhanced pHRI.
    • To achieve smooth and low-inertia rendering during co-manipulation of large payloads.
    • To improve interaction stability through effective dynamic compensation.

    Main Methods:

    • Integration of reaction wheels (flywheels) with mechanically backdrivable parallel robots.
    • Partitioning of gravity and dynamic compensation between joint and flywheel actuators.
    • Simulation of human interaction with a planar robot for payload displacement.
    • Experimental validation of virtual dynamics rendering to the user.

    Main Results:

    • Simulations confirmed the correct rendering of desired dynamic behavior for the moving platform.
    • Inertia compensation torques showed faster variations than gravity torques, supporting the proposed control strategy.
    • Experiments validated the system's ability to render desired virtual dynamics effectively.

    Conclusions:

    • Reaction wheels offer a viable solution for improving dynamic compensation in parallel robots for pHRI.
    • The proposed partitioned control approach enhances interaction stability and smoothness.
    • This method facilitates more intuitive and stable co-manipulation of large payloads.