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Development of a software for motion optimization of robots - Application to the kick motion of the HRP-2 robot

Sylvain Miossec, Kazuhito Yokoi, Abderrahmane Kheddar

Year
2006
Citations
54

Abstract

This paper presents software that has been devised for the purpose of optimal motions computation for robots. For the time being, this study considered only open-loop and fully actuated structures. Generated motion satisfies a stability criterion while minimizing energy consumption. Motion optimization is solved with the IPOPT optimization package. In order to achieve fast and reliable optimization convergence, an efficient calculation of gradients is presented. Moreover, almost rarely considered in the literature, joint friction, which has a non- negligible effect on the optimized motion, is taken into account. Efficiency of the proposed software is demonstrated through the optimization of a kicking motion for the 30 degrees of freedom humanoid robot HRP-2.

Keywords

Humanoid robotRobotMotion (physics)SoftwareComputer scienceConvergence (economics)Motion controlControl theory (sociology)Energy consumptionControl engineering

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