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Integrating sensing, task planning, and execution for robotic assembly

Chao-Ping Tung, A.C. Kak

Year
1996
Citations
30

Abstract

This paper deals with enhancing the level of autonomy in a robotic work cell. With that mission in mind, the authors present an integrated framework for the sensing, the planning, and the execution aspects of assembly. In experimental demonstrations of this system on a PUMA762, the authors can now throw objects randomly into the workspace of the robot and the robot then automatically synthesizes a manipulation plan that includes the operations of sensing, grasping, and regrasping. Each operation is invoked only when it is deemed necessary for the successful execution of assembly.

Keywords

WorkspaceComputer scienceTask (project management)Plan (archaeology)RobotAutonomyMotion planningSystems engineeringHuman–computer interactionArtificial intelligence

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