MANIPULATION
Impact analysis and post-impact motion control issues of a free-floating space robot contacting a tumbling object
Dragomir N. Nenchev, Kazuya Yoshida
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 12
Abstract
This work is an extension of the authors' previous result (1995), mainly to tackle the post-impact control problem. We focus on the specific case of a nonredundant arm and a reaction null space in terms of base angular motion. It is shown that with proper post-impact manipulator control it is possible to swiftly transfer the whole angular momentum from the base toward the manipulator, and in the same time to reduce the joint velocity.
Keywords
Base (topology)Motion (physics)Focus (optics)Object (grammar)Motion controlControl theory (sociology)Robotic armSpace (punctuation)RobotComputer science
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