RH5
Humanoid robot as an assistance system in a human-optimized environment
Contact person:
Technical Details
| Size: | 360 x 750 x 2000 mm |
| Weight: | 62 kg |
| Power supply: | 48 V (Power Adapter) |
| Speed: | 0.5 m/s |
| Actuation/ Engine: | 17x BLDC RoboDrive + HarmonicDrive
10x RoboDrive + Ballscrew
4x Maxon
3x Dynamixel |
| Sensors: | 2x ZED mini for near field object detection,
Xsens MTi-300 AHRS IMU,
Velodyne LiDAR VLP-16 Puck for mapping and self-localization,
ATI 6-DOF force torque sensors (4 pc.) at wrist and ankle joint, absolute angle measurement in each joint, force sensors in linear drives of legs |
| Communication: | LVDS |
| Motor electronics: | DFKI electronic stack for all drives:
- Input voltage: 12V-54V
- FPGA- Spartan 6:XC6SLX45
- Serial communication for Spartan-6 (320MSym/s)
- Sinusoidal commutation
- 2 x LVDS for local sensors
- 2 x Ports for IC Haus MU sensors |
Organisational Details | |
| Application Field: |
Assistance- and Rehabilitation Systems
Logistics, Production and Consumer Space Robotics |
| Related Projects: |
TransFIT
Flexible Interaction for infrastructures establishment by means of teleoperation and direct collaboration; transfer into industry 4.0
(07.2017- 12.2021)
VeryHuman
Learning and Verifying Complex Behaviours for Humanoid Robots
(06.2020- 05.2024)
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Humanoid robot as an assistance system in a human-optimized environment
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| Related Software: |
ARC-OPT
Adaptive Robot Control using Optimization
HyRoDyn
Hybrid Robot Dynamics
NDLCom
Node Level Data Link Communication
Phobos
An add-on for Blender allowing editing and exporting of robots for the MARS simulation
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System description
The humanoid robot RH5 was developed as an assistance robot and against the background of long-term autonomous missions in environments designed for humans, e.g. on a future moon station. A humanoid design of the robot is suitable for interaction with humans as well as for locomotion and manipulation in a real environment. In addition to autonomous and semi-autonomous use, the robot should also be able to be teleoperated by means of an exoskeleton, whereby the visual perception and acting forces and torques of the robot are made available to the controlling person by means of virtual reality methods.
In the mechanical development, a hybrid serial parallel design architecture was employed to achieve a lightweight design with high stiffness and good dynamic properties. In addition to rotatory drive units, linear drive units are also used to exploit non-linear transmission properties.
In the mechanical development, a hybrid serial parallel design architecture was employed to achieve a lightweight design with high stiffness and good dynamic properties. In addition to rotatory drive units, linear drive units are also used to exploit non-linear transmission properties.
