Yohta Yamamoto
Okayama University
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international conference on robotics and automation | 2011
Ken Ozaki; Shuichi Wakimoto; Koichi Suzumori; Yohta Yamamoto
Recently, colonoscopy has become much more important with increasing number of colonic diseases. However, the inspection time depends on the doctors skill strongly.
intelligent robots and systems | 2007
Yohta Yamamoto; Kenji Kure; Takayoshi Iwai; Takefumi Kanda; Koichi Suzumori
Recently, a variety of soft actuators have been developed. However, applicable sensors such as potentiometers and optical encoders generally have high stiffness. Therefore, a soft actuator loses its compliance when these sensors are used with the actuator. Thus, in this research, we have developed a flexible displacement sensor that can keep the compliance of a soft actuator. The fabricated flexible displacement sensor is composed of piezoelectric polymer, conductive paste and base rubber. Piezoelectric polymer: poly(vinylidene fluoride- trifluoroethylene) [P(VDF/TrFE)] was used for the detection of displacement and conductive paste was used for electrodes. An intelligent FMA (flexible microactuator) was developed by attaching these sensors. Displacement of the intelligent FMA and the sensor output voltage were compared, and sensing features were evaluated. Furthermore, servo control of the intelligent FMA using the sensor was performed. As a result, high positioning accuracy was verified.
robotics and biomimetics | 2011
Yohta Yamamoto; Shuichi Wakimoto; Koichi Suzumori
For safety contact between humans and machines, Soft actuators are very useful. This reason is that soft actuators have flexibility, light weight and safety. However, it is difficult to realize accuracy control. The aim of this research is to develop a pneumatic soft actuator that has a flexible displacement sensor. The soft actuator is a pneumatic artificial muscle that can generate contracting motion. It consists of a silicone rubber tube and PET plates. Additionally it has a displacement sensor on constructional material. In this research, we have verified two types of sensors, strain gages and conductive film sensors. The both sensors can detect the change of their electrical resistance when the PET plate in the actuator is deformed. Through the experiments we have compared with each sensors feature.
The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec) | 2013
Ryo Yoshioka; Shuichi Wakimoto; Yohta Yamamoto; Koichi Suzumori
Journal of Laser Micro Nanoengineering | 2011
Yukinori Maruo; Goro Nishigawa; Masao Irie; Yohta Yamamoto; Kumiko Yoshihara; Shogo Minagi
The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec) | 2017
Tomoki Abe; Yohta Yamamoto; Megumi Oguro; Koichi Suzumori; Gen Endo; Hiroyuki Nabae
The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec) | 2016
Akihiro Ohno; Yohta Yamamoto; Megumi Oguro; Hiroyuki Nabae; Koichi Suzumori
The Proceedings of the Machine Design and Tribology Division meeting in JSME | 2014
Toshiaki Kai; Shuichi Wakimoto; Yohta Yamamoto; Koichi Suzumori; Toshiyuki Kaneko; Gentaro Iribe
international conference on mechatronics and machine vision in practice | 2012
Kurumi Yagi; Shuichi Wakimoto; Koichi Suzumori; Yohta Yamamoto; Yohei Kumazaki; Kazuhiro Oki; Shogo Minagi
The Proceedings of the Machine Design and Tribology Division meeting in JSME | 2012
Akira Wada; Shuich Wakimoto; Koichi Suzumori; Yohta Yamamoto