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Ultra-Low-Impedance Robotic Gripper for High-Bandwidth and Transparent Physical Interaction
Conventional robotic grippers often use high-ratio transmissions to generate grasping torque and external force sensors to measure physical interaction. High-ratio transmissions increase friction, reflected inertia, and mechanical impedance, while external sensors add hardware complexity. To address
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