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Jaco® assistive robot User guide
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Buttons
One click
Hold 2 sec (Hold until
position is reached)
2-Axis
1
Deactivate / Activate Drinking mode
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2
Reach Wrist orientation & Finger mode
Decrease speed
3
Reach Translation-X/Y &
Translation-Z / Wrist rotation mode
Increase speed
A
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B
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Ext1
Reach Wrist orientation & Finger mode
Decrease speed
Ext2
Reach Translation-X/Y &
Translation-Z / Wrist rotation mode
Increase speed
Ext3
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Home / Retracted function
Ext4
Deactivate / Activate Drinking mode
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Operating principles and Cartesian mode
This section describes at a high level the control of the robot using the joystick in Cartesian mode.
Operating principles
The operating principles are very simple and intuitive. The robot may be operated through several
controllers. The following sections present the general control principles through Kinova’s joystick.
Basic movements
The normal control of the robot with the joystick is said to be Cartesian. The user commands
the tool translations (position variations) with respect to the base and the rotations (orientation
variations) around the tool reference frame. The different joints are piloted automatically following
the given command.
In
Translation mode
, the user controls the position of the gripper / tool in space. The gripper will
always keep the same orientation with respect to the robot base.
• Translation X refers to left/right movements of the gripper
• Translation Y refers to front/back movements of the gripper
• Translation Z refers to up/down movements of the gripper
In
Wrist mode
, the user controls the position of the gripper around its center point (reference
point) which will not move (or move slightly) when operating in this mode. Lateral orientation refers
to a thumb/index circular movement of the wrist around the reference point. Vertical orientation
refers to a top/bottom circular movement of the wrist around the reference point. Wrist rotation
refers to a circular movement of the gripper around itself.
Drinking mode
is to be used with the wrist rotation only. While operating the robot in
drinking
mode
, the reference point (normally set in the middle of the gripper), is offset in height and length
to produce a rotation around another point in the space of the robot.
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