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Jens Reinecke

4 accepted papers

2022

A Robotic Torso Joint With Adjustable Linear Spring Mechanism for Natural Dynamic Motions in a Differential-Elastic Arrangement

RA-L 2022

To be operated in unknown or complex environments, modern robots have to fulfill various challenging criteria. Among them, one finds requirements such as a high level of robustness to withstand impacts and the capabilities to physically interact in a safe manner. One way to achieve that is to integr

Cited by 12SourceScholar
2020

An Anthropomorphic Robust Robotic Torso for Ventral/Dorsal and Lateral Motion With Weight Compensation

RA-L 2020

The human torso is known to be highly versatile and dexterous in terms of motion capabilities and dynamic performance. Motivated by the human counterpart, we present the development of a new anthropomorphic robotic torso with comparable workspace, torques, velocities for running, and high level of m

Cited by 10SourceScholar
2019

Six-DoF Pose Estimation for a Tendon-Driven Continuum Mechanism Without a Deformation Model

RA-L 2019

In recent years, the application of continuum mechanisms increased as they provide high dexterity, consume a low amount of space, and handle unforeseen collisions with ease. Typically, a deformation model of the continuum is applied to compute task space poses from actuator variables. However, simpl

Cited by 13SourceScholar
2016

A structurally flexible humanoid spine based on a tendon-driven elastic continuum

ICRA 2016

When working in unknown environments, it is beneficial for robots to be mechanically robust to impacts. To obtain such robustness properties and maintain human-like performance, strength, workspace and size especially in the upper body, an elastic backbone approach is presented and discussed. Compar

Cited by 36SourceScholar