Design and parameters identification of flexible joint robot

This paper discusses design and parameters identification of a flexible joint robot (FJR) with 2 degrees of freedom. Design of a compact series elastic actuator (SEA) and hardware architecture of FJR, with each joint implemented an SEA, is introduced. To obtain relatively accurate parameters value in dynamic model of FJR, some identification methods of each term are detailed.

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