English: Smoked air-flow of modified Bernoulli-based gripper for grasping textile materials [1][2]. The top gripper in the figure is the first proposed Bernoulli gripper with an anti-vibration grid [1], which prevents the initial interaction of the airflow from the gripper nozzle. Further studies showed that when the airflow exits the gripper, turbulence is formed, which in turn leads to vibrations of deformable objects during robotic grasping and manipulation. The middle and bottom figures show a more advanced version of the gripper [2], in which the airflow is redirected away from the gripper’s interaction zone with deformable objects. By redirecting the airflow, it is possible to eliminate material vibrations during robotic grasping and manipulation.
↑ ab"Vibration Vanquished: Enhancing Grasping of Deformable Objects with Jet Gripper Technology" in (2025) 2025 IEEE 21st International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE), Los Angeles, CA, USA, pp. 2,874–2,880 DOI: 10.1109/CASE58245.2025.11164006. ISBN: 979-8-3315-2246-9.
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Smoked air-flow of modified [[Bernoulli grip|Bernoulli-based gripper]] for grasping textile materials [1, 2]. By redirecting air flows, it is possible to eliminate vibration of materials during their grasping and manipulation by robots.