2. Technological elements
The aim here is to provide an overview of the most representative teleoperation technologies.
2.1 Manipulator kinematics (or architecture)
Series kinematics are the most widely used in handling. It consists of a series of articulated segments (rotation or translation). Macroscopically, it corresponds to the structure of a human or animal limb. An arm is sometimes referred to as an "articulated arm" if it has only rotary axes, and as a "telescopic arm" if it has at least one linear axis. Series kinematics are the simplest to operate. In the nuclear industry, it is the only one used, as it combines a large working volume with a reduced cross-section (high slenderness), which limits the number of machines to be installed and enables the manipulator to be inserted...
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Bibliography
Cybernetix (France)
AREVA – Mecachimie (France)
Haption (France)
Stäubli (France)
SIT (France)
La Calhène (France)
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...Standards and norms
Industrial robots
- T1 Robots manipulateurs industriels.T2 Exigences de sécurité pour les systèmes robot. - NF E61-120 -
- Télémanipulateurs maître-esclave. - NF E61-051 -
- Dispositifs de manipulation à distance pour matériaux radioactifs. - ISO 17874 -
- Exigences générales. - Parti 1 : -
- Télémanipulateurs maître-esclave mécaniques. - Parti 2 : -
- Télémanipulateurs...
Patents
CEA (CEA patent no. INPI 0006757)
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