MANIPULATION
A formulation for task based design of robot manipulators
J.-O. Kim, P.K. Khosla
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 30
Abstract
The authors discuss how to design a manipulator from a given task. While the ultimate goal is to design all kinematic and dynamic parameters of a manipulator, they consider only kinematic parameters. Optimal design of a manipulator even for a simple task is difficult because it involves a complex task description and constraints on possible manipulators and many design variables that lead to a combinatorial explosion. For the example of designing a space shuttle tile servicing robot, they introduce a formulation of a given task and manipulator constraints.
Keywords
KinematicsTask (project management)Robot manipulatorComputer scienceRobotManipulator (device)Control engineeringMobile manipulatorSimple (philosophy)Robot kinematics
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