Dong‐Hyuk LeeUikyum KimHosang JungHyouk Ryeol Choi
This paper presents an innovative design of a six-axis force/torque sensor, which enables ease of manufacturing, cost reduction, and ruggedness in operation. The advantages are realized by simplifying the structure of the sensor and reducing manual labor during the manufacturing process. In order to achieve a simple sensor structure, we propose a capacitive-type force sensing scheme in which the sensing elements are aligned in-plane. By using this method, all the sensing elements can be fabricated on single printed circuit board, and thus, manual tasks, such as bonding and coating the sensing elements, can be eliminated. In order to verify the feasibility of the idea, a prototype six-axis force/torque sensor was manufactured, and its performances were evaluated. The characteristics of the prototype are analyzed in terms of condition number, static response, time domain response, hysteresis, repeatability, and time drift.
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