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  • 2018Design of a 2 DOFs Mini Hollow Joint Actuated with SMA Wires14citations
  • 2017Low power consumption mini rotary actuator with SMA wires25citations
  • 2016Liver retraction system by C3-muco-adhesive polymer films for laparoscopic surgery1citations
  • 2016Analysis of performance and energy efficiency of thin shape memory alloy wire-based actuatorscitations
  • 2016A variable impedance actuator using shape memory alloycitations
  • 2015Complaint actuatorcitations
  • 2014Mucoadhesive polymer films for tissue retraction in laparoscopic surgery3citations
  • 2014Mucoadhesive polymer films for tissue retraction in laparoscopic surgery : ex-vivo study on their mechanical properties3citations
  • 2014Mucoadhesive polymer films for tissue retraction in laparoscopic surgery:ex-vivo study on their mechanical properties3citations
  • 2013Neuronal cells loaded with PEI-coated Fe 3 O 4 nanoparticles for magnetically guided nerve regeneration45citations
  • 2013Neuronal cells loaded with PEI-coated Fe3O4 nanoparticles for magnetically guided nerve regeneration45citations

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  • Huan, Yu
  • Wang, Zhigang
  • Alijani, Afshin
  • Mclean, Donald
  • Tang, Benjie
  • Tait, Iain
  • Aldeghaither, Saud
  • Wright, Emma
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  • Khan, Hamza
  • Florence, Gordon
  • Brown, Stuart I.
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  • Tai, Lik Ren
  • Wright, Emma Joanne
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  • Pinkernelle, Josephine
  • Hoskins, Clare
  • Riggio, Cristina
  • Wang, Lijun
  • Torres, Teobaldo E.
  • Calatayud, M. Pilar
  • Raffa, Vittoria
  • Goya, Gerardo F.
  • Ricardo Ibarra, M.
  • Keilhofff, Gerburg
  • Sanz, Beatriz
  • Keilhoff, Gerburg
  • Ibarra, M. Ricardo
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Design of a 2 DOFs Mini Hollow Joint Actuated with SMA Wires

  • Cuschieri, Alfred
  • Manfredi, Luigi
Abstract

Shape memory alloys (SMAs) are smart materials used in robotics because of its light weight and high force-to-weight ratio. The low energy efficiency, up to 5%, has limited their use for large actuators. However, they have shown advantages in the design of mini-robots because of the limited volume required for the actuation system. The present study reports the design and construction of a mini compliant joint (MCJ) with a 2 degrees of freedom (DOFs) intersecting axis. The MCJ<br/>prototype has a 20 mm external diameter surrounding a cavity of 8 mm, weighs 2 g, is 20 mm high and can perform an angle rotation of 30◦ in less than 260 ms. It uses SMA NiTi wires in antagonistic configuration and springs to reduce the energy consumption and minimise heat production. The design methods and experimental results of the manufactured prototype are reported and discussed.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • mass spectrometry
  • wire