NASA NTRS · 19770025777
Anthropomorphic master/slave manipulator system
Abstract
An anthropomorphic master/slave manipulator system including master arm apparatus with a plurality of master tubular articulated portions is outlined. Objectives of this investion were to provide a system that accurately and smoothly simulates human limb movement at a remote location. The system has a high frequency response, a high structural stiffness and a design that protects the components of the slave mechanism. Simulation of human movements is possible in outer space, underwater, and in a hazardous environment such as in a high radiation area. The equivalent ability, dexterity, and strength of a human arm are simulated.
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Vykukal, H. C., King, R. F., Vallotton, W. C.. 1977-09-06. Anthropomorphic master/slave manipulator system. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770025777
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