Abstract
A discussion is presented of problems of multisensory integration and feedback in a robot gripper. Various contact and noncontact sensors are described and it is shown how a number of such 'low-dimensional' sensors are integrable in an advanced robot gripper. The resulting gripper uses only a few data and power supply connections out of the wrist. Feedback structures are outlined with the main emphasis on different alternatives in force-torque feedback; the various approaches proposed in the literature are considered in more detail. The problem of sensor data fusion, including the redundancy problem, is briefly explained. >
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