MANIPULATION
Using COTS to Construct a High Performance Robot Arm
Christian Smith, Henrik I. Christensen
- Year
- 2007
- Citations
- 26
Abstract
In this paper we present a design study and technical specifications of a high performance robotic manipulator to be used for ball catching experiments using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components. Early evaluation shows that very good performance can be achieved using standardized PowerCube actuator modules from Amtec and a standard workstation using CAN bus communication. Implementation issues of low-level control and software platform are also described, as well as early experimental evaluation of the system.
Keywords
WorkstationActuatorEmbedded systemComputer scienceSoftwareRobotic armRobotConstruct (python library)Control engineeringSimulation
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