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Re: Miniature force and torque sensors

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From: Cliff Lum
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1992 07:08
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In the latest issue of Photonics (noot sure of the month) they had fibre optic
sensors that could measure forces very accurately. Also they are flexible and
not to difficult to work with like strain gauges.
Hope that helps.



Msg-ID: <1992Jul31.144630.16264@cs.tulane.edu>

Org.  : Computer Science Dept., Tulane Univ., New Orleans, LA

Hi Friends,

I am studying the functioning of the human hand by building
one from sterolithography models of the bones and using cables for tendons
etc.

I am interested in finding the kinds of forces that may be present
at the joints, and am looking for really small sensors for the
forces that may be produced between the joints.  I am also interested
in measuring the angular displacement between the two joints.  Could
someone out there give me some pointers to some low cost sensors for
the above application.  I would also welcome answers from people who have
implemented such sensors in their applications.
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From: Cliff_Lum@mindlink.bc.ca (Cliff Lum)
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Subject: Re: Miniature force and torque sensors
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