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Five-degree-of-freedom manipulation of an untethered magnetic device in fluid using a single permanent magnet with application i

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Five-degree-of-freedom manipulation of an untethered magnetic device in fluid using a single permanent magnet with application i
This paper demonstrates magnetic three-degree-of-freedom (3-DOF) closed-loop position and 2-DOF open-loop orientation control of a mockup magnetic capsule endoscope in fluid with a single permanent magnet positioned by a commercial 6-DOF robotic manipulator, using feedback of only the 3-DOF capsule position measured by a localization system, with application in capsule endoscopy of a fluid-distended stomach. We analyze the kinematics of magnetic manipulation using a single permanent magnet as the end-effector of a serial-link robot manipulator, and we formulate a control method that enables the capsule’s position and direction to be controlled when the robot manipulator is not in a kinematic singularity, and that sacrifices control over the capsule’s direction to maintain control over the capsule’s position when the manipulator enters a singularity. We demonstrate the method’s robustness to a reduced control rate of 25 Hz, reduced localization rates down to 30 Hz, deviation in...
Arthur W. Mahoney, Jake J. Abbott
Added 05 Apr 2016
Updated 05 Apr 2016
Type Journal
Year 2016
Where IJRR
Authors Arthur W. Mahoney, Jake J. Abbott
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