Design and Engineering of a Chess-Robotic Arm
Ali Elouafiq

TL;DR
This paper details the design, structure, and engineering principles of a robotic arm tailored for a chess-playing robot, including comparisons of different arm structures and a synthesized model for the specific application.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive approach to designing a robotic arm for chess, including structural analysis, kinematic fundamentals, and a custom synthesized model.
Findings
Comparison of various robotic arm structures
Development of a tailored model for Chess-Bot
Application of algorithms for precise movement
Abstract
In the scope of the "Chess-Bot" project, this study's goal is to choose the right model for the robotic arm that the "the Chess-Bot" will use to move the pawn from a cell to another. In this paper, there is the definition and the structure of a robot arm. Also, the different engineering and kinematics fundamentals of the robot and its components will be detailed. Furthermore, the different structures of robotic arms will be presented and compared based on different criteria. Finally, a model for "the Chess-Bot" arm will be synthesized based on accurate algorithms and equations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRobotic Path Planning Algorithms · Control and Dynamics of Mobile Robots · Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics
