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Robotic arms are frequently deployed in many manufacturing architectures, such as automotive, aerospace, semiconductor, and pharmaceutical industries. Most of these arms are limited to 6 or less degrees of freedom, restricting the fine control needed to manipulate delicate parts adequately. The purpose of this work is to present a physical biomimetic hand with a digital twin that are both trained and controlled via deep reinforcement learning. The expectation of this research is a hand that can perform a delicate operation such as picking up a bolt and screwing it into a threaded hole without the use of another tool. This hand could be implemented in any manufacturing industry where high dexterity is needed.

Publication Date

4-1-2025

Keywords

Reinforcement Learning, Robotic, Digital Twin, Biomimetic

Biomimetic Robotic Hand Controlled via Deep Reinforcement Learning with Digital Twin

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