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Multi-parameter tactile sensing and recognition for robotic finger based on Bi-FBG
In order to identify the temperature, surface roughness and two-dimensional (2D) shape simultaneously, a multi-parameter tactile sensing system based on birefringent fiber Bragg grating (Bi-FBG) is proposed. The system is embedded in a robotic finger and follows the motion of finger to enhance tactile sensing capabilities. In the sensing system, the dual-peak sensing characteristics of Bi-FBG are employed to effectively decouple temperature and strain information. The Bi-FBG sensor was calibrated with KTx = 0.0192 nm/°C, KTy = 0.0180 nm/°C, and Kεx = Kεy = 0.00121 nm/με. Meanwhile, wavelet transform and least rectangles method are used to analyze strain signals from multi-directional dynamic sliding. This enables reconstruction of the object boundaries and extraction of the surface roughness information. The experimental results show that the sensing system can distinguish roughness levels, reconstruct 2D shapes with a relative error of 0.02, and achieve high-precision temperature measurement. This study demonstrates the system’s capability for high-precision, multi-parameter tactile perception and broadens the application prospects of robotic sensing technology.
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