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This study introduces a novel cable-driven hybrid robot (CDHR) system, enhancing complex task execution. The developed methods for modeling, calibration, and workspace analysis of CDHRs are validated through simulations and a physical prototype.

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Area of Science:

  • Robotics
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Control Systems

Background:

  • Cable-driven hybrid robots (CDHRs) integrate serial and parallel kinematics, offering advantages over purely serial or parallel systems.
  • The complex series-parallel coupling in CDHRs presents challenges in modeling, calibration, and workspace analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a sensor-equipped CDHR system.
  • To propose effective methods for series-parallel coupling modeling, workspace analysis, and self-calibration.
  • To validate the proposed methods through simulations and a physical prototype.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of modular design requirements for an 8-cable parallel drive and a 4-DOF serial manipulator.
  • Derivation of a kinematic model for the CDHR with series-parallel coupling and optimization of dynamic anchor seat positions.
  • Development of methods for static and force-closure workspace (FCW) analysis, system self-calibration, and trajectory planning.

Main Results:

  • A validated CDHR system with optimized component placement.
  • Effective methods for modeling, static and FCW analysis, and self-calibration of complex CDHR systems.
  • Experimental confirmation of the proposed methods' efficacy on simulations and a physical prototype.

Conclusions:

  • The developed CDHR system and proposed methodologies provide a foundation for high-precision operations in large spaces.
  • The methods enable operations in hazardous environments and automated logistics/warehousing.
  • This research advances the capabilities of CDHRs for complex and demanding applications.