Description
The complexity of the materials used in soft robotics, revealed the need for accurate models, required to develop advanced control strategies. In this paper, a specific material with the self-healing property is considered. This material can recover from macroscopic damages after undergoing a heat treatment without losing its mechanical performances. In this article, an accurate characterisation of the mechanical behaviour of the material is provided, involving mechanical testing both intensile and compression. On this experimental characterisation,data constitutive laws are fitted, by using a FEA simulator. Then, with the obtained constitutive model,a SOFA simulation of the bending soft pneumatic actuator is developed. The simulation results are experimentally validated with a dedicated test bench consisting in a pressure control unit and a motion tracking camera. After the validation, an invers ekinematic control is developed, including the SOFA in the control scheme.Period | 23 Nov 2021 |
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Held at | Université de Strasbourg, France |
Degree of Recognition | International |
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FEA-Based Inverse Kinematic Control: Hyperelastic Material Characterization of Self-Healing Soft Robots
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