Abstract
Single degree-of-freedom (DOF) planar linkage mechanism has been widely used in bio-inspired robots because of its simple control. However, designing a single DOF mechanism to meet the complex motion law of creatures is difficult, and the multiple variables of six- or eight-bar mechanism further increase the design difficulty. A design method of single DOF planar linkage bionic mechanism is proposed in this paper. Through the continuous constraints on the position of all reference points with constraint descent method, the requirements of the bionic mechanism in shape, motion trajectory, and posture are met. As for the mechanism by which reference point coordinates cannot be expressed as the analytical solution of the driving angle, a single DOF mechanism is equivalent to a double DOF mechanism containing additional optimization variables, which further improves the design efficiency. For example, the design process of six- and eight-bar bionic mechanisms is given, confirming the feasibility of the method. Then, the effects of the constraint conditions on the design process are analyzed in detail. This study provides a reference for the design of bio-inspired robots.
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