Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller

Ultrasonic sensors are used as ranging devices for the detection of the current position of the human hand, which serves as the master. Gathered data are then sent to and processed by the IBM-PC. Afterwards, the sensor system can be evaluated based on its capability to track the hand's position...

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Main Authors:	Ching, Allan D., Lao, Christopher N., Lee, Henson P., Lim, Paul G., Tuazon, Jose
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Language:	English
Published:	Animo Repository 1992
Subjects:	Robotics Remote sensing Electronic control
Online Access:	https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9987
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spelling	oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-106322021-08-24T02:58:44Z Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller Ching, Allan D. Lao, Christopher N. Lee, Henson P. Lim, Paul G. Tuazon, Jose Ultrasonic sensors are used as ranging devices for the detection of the current position of the human hand, which serves as the master. Gathered data are then sent to and processed by the IBM-PC. Afterwards, the sensor system can be evaluated based on its capability to track the hand's position. The evaluation is accomplished by means of a robot arm or computer graphics simulation. 1992-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/9987 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Robotics Remote sensing Electronic control
institution	De La Salle University
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topic	Robotics Remote sensing Electronic control
spellingShingle	Robotics Remote sensing Electronic control Ching, Allan D. Lao, Christopher N. Lee, Henson P. Lim, Paul G. Tuazon, Jose Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller
description	Ultrasonic sensors are used as ranging devices for the detection of the current position of the human hand, which serves as the master. Gathered data are then sent to and processed by the IBM-PC. Afterwards, the sensor system can be evaluated based on its capability to track the hand's position. The evaluation is accomplished by means of a robot arm or computer graphics simulation.
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author	Ching, Allan D. Lao, Christopher N. Lee, Henson P. Lim, Paul G. Tuazon, Jose
author_facet	Ching, Allan D. Lao, Christopher N. Lee, Henson P. Lim, Paul G. Tuazon, Jose
author_sort	Ching, Allan D.
title	Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller
title_short	Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller
title_full	Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller
title_fullStr	Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller
title_full_unstemmed	Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller
title_sort	non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller
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Non-contact hand proximity and orientation sensor master-slave robotic arm controller

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