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SeeGrip

Autonomous underwater gripper with tactile feedback for form- and force closed object manipulation

Autonomous underwater gripper with tactile feedback for form- and force closed object manipulation

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The goal of the SeeGrip project is the development of an underwater manipulator which is able to perform form- and force-closed object manipulation by using tactile sensor arrays and end-effectors consisting of limb structures. This new kind of manipulator enables the operator to get a feedback about the manipulated objects during assembly tasks in deep sea environments. Especially under diffuse operating conditions caused by swirled-up sediment which constrains the view of the manipulation area, feedback of haptic information supports - or even enables the realization of manipulation tasks.

Sponsors

BMWi - Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology

PT Jülich

BMWi - Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology

Publications about the project

Peter Kampmann; Frank Kirchner

In: Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS), Vol. 67, Pages 115-121, Elsevier, 2015.

To the publication

Achint Aggarwal; Peter Kampmann; Johannes Lemburg; Frank Kirchner

In: Journal of Field Robotics (JFR), Vol. 32 - Special Issue on Alternative Sensing Techniques for Robot Perception, No. 1, Pages 167-185, Wiley Blackwell, 2015.

To the publication

Peter Kampmann; Timo Stoffregen; Frank Kirchner

In: Proceedings of the Oceans'15 MTS/IEEE Washington Conference & Exhibition, At Washington D.C. OCEANS MTS/IEEE Conference (OCEANS-15), October 19-22, Washington D.C. USA, MTS/IEEE, 2015.

To the publication