Adaptive control man-augmentation system for a suspended work station
OwnerFrancis M. Fultoninventor
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An adaptive control man-augmentation system controls the movement of a suspended work station. A support structure, usually mounted on a chassis, has an extendible boom and a work station at the end of the boom. A directing member pivots in accordance with operator movements and the pivotal movement is resolved along three axes, normal to each other and at any point in time having a fixed but readily alterable relationship the boom. Resolving of the movement provides signals for moving the boom so as to move the work station to any desired location and orienting the work station, in response to operator movements. The position of the work station and other selected functional system are monitored. The signals are continuously processed and outputs adapted with respect to situation variables to produce immediate and accurate operational responses of the workstation to match operator requirements.
An adaptive control man-augmentation system for controllably moving a load manipulator, comprising:
An adaptive control man-augmentation system for controllably moving a load manipulator, comprising:
A gravity-driven inclinometer for indicating relative body movements comprising;
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