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- This invention relates to direct-drive manipulators and force feedback devices. More particularly this invention relates to a direct-drive manipulator having three degrees of freedom and suitable for use as a pen-based force display for a virtual reality or telerobotic environment.
- a manipulator can serve as an input device for controlling movement of a robot or other real or simulated device.
- a direct drive manipulator responds to operator manipulations using one or more actuators directly coupled to a load (on the output side) or an operator contact point (on the input side). This contrasts with an indirectly driven manipulator which responds to operator manipulations using one or more actuators indirectly coupled to the load or operator contact point through gears or other scaling devices.
- a pen-based manipulator is characterized by an elongated member having a contact point for applying operator input forces and displacements.
- the manipulator enables an operator holding the elongated member to move the member within a workspace under the control of manipulator components (e.g., actuators, joints and links).
- a force feedback device is characterized as an output device in which forces are applied to an operator holding the feedback device.
- a master manipulator located away from a robot controls a slave manipulator located at the robot.
- the master manipulator serves as an input device for commanding movement of the robot via forces or displacements applied to the manipulator by an operator.
- the master manipulator sometimes serves as a force feedback device for exhibiting force sensations felt by the operator.
- a force reflection application for example, the forces encountered by the robot under control are reflected back to the operator at the manipulator to enable improved coordination of robot motion and dexterity.
- 5,072,361 discloses a force-reflective tele-operation control system in which a master station includes an actuator exhibiting force resistance to movement in a master link. Such resistance is to be comparable to the resistance encountered by a slave device so that movement of the master device by an operator tracks movement of the slave device being controlled.
- a force feedback device also is referred to as a force display.
- display refers to a visual output device upon which ephemeral images are shown.
- the display serves as a visual interface between an end user and a computer environment. An operator uses his visual sense to experience the images.
- force display is coined to refer to an output device upon which ephemeral forces are exhibited.
- the force display serves as a force-reflective, haptic, kinaesthetic, or tactile interface between an operator and a real or simulated environment. The operator uses his sense of touch to experience the forces.
- the force display typically is more than a display in that it also serves as an input device.
- a force display is a bidirectional mechanical interface through which an operator both applies and receives forces and displacements.
- a direct-drive manipulator enables precision manipulation and force display at a control point.
- an operator applies forces to the control point.
- the manipulator responds to the applied forces allowing movement of the control point within a workspace domain over three degrees of freedom.
- force sensations are reflected back to the control point to be experienced by the operator.
- Virtual reality, telerobotic, and other simulated, real or remote applications can be created to define a control algorithm.
- a control algorithm may define immovable object shapes. An operator then is able to trace the virtual object shapes and feel the object boundaries.
- a control algorithm may define tissue having shape, texture and force resistance variables at different locations. An operator then may perform a virtual reality surgery, in which the control point is the cutting point of a scalpel. Depending on the position of the control point and force applied, the operator experiences the sensation of cutting though the virtual tissue.
- the control algorithm is defined as a reflection of forces encountered by the robot.
- This invention is directed toward the manipulator with control point to be used as a force display.
- the manipulator To serve as a force display it is desirable that the manipulator have substantially no backlash, very low friction, and very low inertia. Backlash, friction and inertia detract from a natural feel of a control point. No matter how sophisticated a control algorithm, if the manipulator suffers from significant amounts of backlash, friction or inertia, then its use as a force display is compromised. It also is desirable that the manipulator have a high bandwidth so that high frequency force components can be displayed.
- direct drive actuators are used for the manipulator.
- Direct drive actuators have force display advantages over indirect drive actuators.
- Indirect drive geared actuators have unacceptable backlash and friction characteristics.
- indirect drive actuators typically have lower bandwidth capability.
- Direct drive actuators are implemented here in a configuration for a control point having no backlash, very low friction and very high force generation bandwidth.
- a parallel actuator structure is used to control motion in a horizontal plane to achieve very low inertia of the control point.
- the parallel structure provides two degrees of freedom in a horizontal plane of motion.
- the parallel structure is a redundant structure including three chains in parallel coupled at the control point.
- Each chain includes an actuator and two links.
- Each actuator is positioned at a fixed origin.
- One end of an inner link is coupled to the actuator.
- An opposite end of the inner link is coupled to one end of an outer link.
- a joint is formed at the connection of the inner and outer links.
- the opposite end of the outer link is coupled to the control point.
- the three chains define a planar structure in which three actuators provide two degrees of freedom with redundancy.
- the parallel redundant (3-chain) structure of this invention improves over prior parallel 2-chain structures by enabling a more uniform force capability throughout the manipulator workspace.
- the maximum force that can be applied to a control point varies depending on where the control point currently is positioned.
- the maximum force that can be applied is substantially uniform throughout the workspace.
- redundant sensing also is performed by including a sensor at each actuator in the parallel structure. Redundant sensing enables more uniform high resolution position sensing throughout the workspace.
- the end-effector defines an open tool interface point as the control point.
- An operator holds his finger, a pen-like tool or other tool to the interface point and applies forces or displacements to manipulate the control point.
- the operator can apply or remove the tool from the control point with a natural feel.
- the tool is a scalpel in a surgical virtual reality application
- the trainee physician can manipulate the scalpel as during a real operation, then apply the scalpel to the control point to perform a cutting/surgical maneuver. The operator therefore achieves a more realistic making and breaking of contact.
- a pair of rotational actuators rotate the parallel structure about an axis to approximate a linear motion along a third axis, and provide a third degree of freedom for the control point.
- manipulator of this invention has substantially no backlash, very low friction, very low inertia and a very high force generation bandwidth enabling a natural feel when implemented as a force display.
- Another advantage is that embodiments have a substantially uniform force capability throughout there workspace.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the pen-based direct-drive manipulator according to an embodiment of this invention
- FIG. 2 is a diagram of the control point and workspace for the manipulator of FIG. 1 with a pen-like tool used by an operator;
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the pen-based direct-drive manipulator according to an embodiment of this invention.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the planar assembly portion of the manipulator of FIG. 1 which defines two degrees of freedom;
- FIG. 5 is another perspective view of the planar assembly portion of the manipulator of FIG. 1 which defines two degrees of freedom;
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of the pen-based direct-drive manipulator 10 according to one embodiment of the invention.
- the function of the manipulator 10 is to enable precision manipulation and force display at a control point 12 .
- an operator uses a pen-like or other tool 14 to apply forces/displacements to the control point 12 .
- the manipulator 10 responds to the applied forces allowing control point 12 movement with three degrees of freedom within a workspace 16 .
- the control point 12 is defined at an end-effector 18 .
- the manipulator 10 includes a planar structure 20 enabling motion in an xy plane to define two degrees of freedom.
- the planar structure 20 is moved along a z-axis by actuators 22 , 24 to define a third degree of freedom.
- FIG. 3 shows an assembled direct-drive manipulator 10 according to an embodiment of this invention.
- the manipulator includes a planar assembly 20 mounted to rotational actuation assemblies 60 , 62 .
- the rotational actuation assemblies 60 , 62 are mounted to a yoke plate 64 .
- the yoke plate is adjustably mounted to a base plate 66 via links 68 , 70 .
- the base plate 66 rests on a surface.
- the yoke plate 64 is adjustable relative to the base plate 66 to provide a desirable position and orientation to the planar assembly 20 .
- an operator may prefer the xy plane to a have a specific position and orientation relative to the operator's tool 14 .
- the rotational actuation assemblies 60 , 62 are replaced with vertical actuation assemblies. As implemented in the embodiment shown, the rotational assemblies generate motion approximating vertical motion along the z-axis of workspace 16 .
- the planar structure 20 is a parallel, redundant actuator assembly, including three chains 26 , 28 , 30 in parallel coupled at an end effector 18 .
- Each chain includes an actuator and two links.
- a first chain 26 includes an actuator 32 , inner link 34 and outer link 36 .
- a joint 37 is formed between the inner link 34 and outer link 36 .
- a second chain 28 includes an actuator 38 , inner link 40 and outer link 42 .
- a joint 43 is formed between the inner link 40 and outer link 42 .
- a third chain 30 includes an actuator 44 , inner link 46 and outer link 48 .
- a joint 50 is formed between the inner link 46 and outer link 48 .
- Each actuator 32 , 38 , 44 is fixed relative to the planar structure 20 , and thus, relative to the xy plane.
- each actuator 32 , 38 , 44 is a direct drive actuator like those used in computer hard disk drives, such as a 1.8 inch hard disk drive.
- Each actuator 32 , 38 , 44 structure is implemented as a direct drive actuator and includes a flat coil, magnet, encoder, encoder base, codewheel, codewheel screw and codewheel base. Encoder bases 86 , 88 , 90 are shown.
- the planar structure 20 includes redundant actuators (e.g., 3), but not redundant encoders, (e.g., only two are used).
- the codewheels are Hewlett Packard codewheel part no. HEDM-5120-J03 and the encoders are Hewlett Packard encoder module part no. HEDS-9100-J00.
- the magnets and flat coils are from a 1.8 inch hard disk drive and the magnet frames 80 , 82 , 84 are machined from a 1.8 inch hard disk drive frame. Although 3.5 inch and 1.8 inch hard disk drive scaling is used on the described embodiment, the components may be scaled to larger or smaller dimension to increase or decrease the workspace 16 (see FIG. 2 ).
- other types of actuators may be used.
- the actuators Preferably the actuators have low friction, low inertia and substantially no backlash.
- the rotational actuation structures 60 , 62 are shown.
- the planar structure 20 is coupled to the rotational actuation structures 60 , 62 at fixed links 90 , 92 .
- the links 90 , 92 are mounted to respect rotational actuator frames 94 , 96 .
- the frames 94 , 96 are moved by 5.25 inch hard disk drive flat coil and magnet assemblies which serve as actuators 22 , 24 .
- Magnets 98 , 100 and flat coils 102 , 104 are shown.
- An encoder module is formed by encoder module base 106 , encoder 108 , codewheel 110 , codewheel screw 112 , codewheel base 114 and washers.
- the codewheel is a Hewlett Packard codewheel part no. HEDM-5120-J03 and the encoder is a Hewlett Packard encoder module HEDS-9100-J00.
- the components may be scaled to larger or smaller dimension to increase or decrease the workspace 16 (see FIG. 2 ).
- the rotational actuation structures 60 , 62 define motion approximating vertical motion along the z axis of the workspace domain. If the vertical dimension of the workspace is desired to be increased outside the range of the vertical approximation, then the motion in the z direction is coupled to the motion in the x and y directions. In the preferred embodiment such motions are substantially decoupled.
- the manipulator 10 enables movement of a control point 12 within a workspace 16 over three degrees of freedom.
- Two degrees of freedom are provided by the planar actuation structure 20 allowing motion within an xy plane.
- a third degree of freedom is provided by the rotational actuation structures 60 , 62 allowing motion along a z-axis.
- the workspace of the described embodiment is approximately 2 cm ⁇ 2 cm ⁇ 2 cm.
- the planar xy motion and the vertical z motion are substantially decoupled allowing for simpler kinematic modelling and simpler control algorithms.
- i ⁇ 12 i ⁇ 1 + i ⁇ 2
- i x o , i y o position of origin of i-th serial chain in xy plane
- i x in , i y in position of intermediate joint in i-th serial chain in xy plane
- manipulator parameters are implemented:
- the joint angles, i ⁇ 1 are defined as:
- i ⁇ 1 ⁇ tan [( i y in ⁇ i y o )/( i x in ⁇ i x o )] for i x in ⁇ i x o ⁇ 0;
- i ⁇ 1 ⁇ tan [( i y in ⁇ i y o )/( i x in ⁇ i x o )]+ ⁇ for i x in ⁇ i x o ⁇ 0
- the torque vector for the third degree of freedom is given as:
- i ⁇ i M( i ⁇ overscore ( ⁇ ) ⁇ ) i ⁇ + i V( i ⁇ overscore ( ⁇ ) ⁇ , i ⁇ right arrow over ( ⁇ ) ⁇ )+ i G( i ⁇ overscore ( ⁇ ) ⁇ )
- i ⁇ overscore (F) ⁇ e i M e ( i ⁇ overscore ( ⁇ ) ⁇ ) ⁇ umlaut over (x) ⁇ e + i V e ( i ⁇ overscore ( ⁇ ) ⁇ , i ⁇ right arrow over ( ⁇ ) ⁇ )+ i G e ( i ⁇ overscore ( ⁇ ) ⁇ )
- F ij is the force exerted by the i-th serial chain on the j-th serial chain. Because the force are endogenous, they sum to zero:
- ⁇ z l z mg+l z F z +l z ⁇ dot over ( ⁇ ) ⁇ z
- ⁇ dot over ( ⁇ ) ⁇ z is the angular rotation of the ⁇ z joint.
- ⁇ i is the torque magnitude of the i-th actuator in the planar structure 20 .
- a given controller implements a simplex algorithm to identify max (
- Step 1 Calculate J ⁇ T e (x e (t o ));
- Step 2 Calculate ⁇ 1 , ⁇ 2 , ⁇ 3 , where
- ⁇ 1 (J ⁇ T e11 F ey ⁇ J ⁇ T e21 F ex )
- Step 4 Calculate ⁇ i1 , ⁇ i2 , where
- ⁇ i1 J ⁇ T e(1,i1) ⁇ J ⁇ T e(1,i3) ⁇ ( ⁇ i1 / ⁇ i3 )
- ⁇ i2 J ⁇ T e(1,i2) ⁇ J ⁇ T e(1,i3) ⁇ ( ⁇ i2 / ⁇ i3 )
- Step 6 Calculate ⁇ i3 ;
- ⁇ i3 ( ⁇ i1 / ⁇ i3 ) ⁇ i1 +( ⁇ i2 / ⁇ i3 ) ⁇ i2
- Step 7 If
- the output solution is ⁇ i1 , ⁇ i2 , ⁇ i3 .
- a manipulator 10 includes actuation structures machined in part from computer hard disk drive actuators. Characteristically these actuators have low inertia and low friction. Using 1.8′′ actuators for the planar actuation structure 20 and 5.25′′ actuators for the rotational actuating structures 60 , 62 , the following parameters were measured:
- the mass of each outer link 36 , 42 , 48 is approximately 0.5 grams.
- the mass of the end effector is less than one gram.
- the total mass of the planar actuating structure 20 is approximately 150 grams.
- Peak force applied by end effector in upward direction is 13.50N.
- Peak force applied by end effector in xy plane is 1.5N.
- Maximum continuous force applied by end effector in xy plane is approximately 0.55N and substantially uniform throughout the workspace.
- the practical range of maximum force applied in xy plane is 0.5-1.5N using a simplex algorithm.
- the simplex algorithm is executed at 10 kHz as part of a controller written in assembly and C language on a 486DX 66 MHz general purpose microcomputer.
- the manipulator 10 implemented as a force display is driven in one embodiment by a controller program executed on a general purpose microcomputer.
- the controller program defines a virtual reality environment or reflects a tele-environment.
- An operator using his finger, pen-like tool or other device applies forces to the control point 12 moving the control point 12 within the end effector workspace 16 .
- the planar actuating structure responds to allow movement of the end effector 14 .
- the rotational actuating structures respond to allow common movement of the end effector 14 and planar structure 20 along the z-axis.
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