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Cartesian space motion planning for robots. An industrial implementation

Gianluca Antonelli, S. Chiaverini, Marco Palladino, Gian Paolo Gerio, Gerardo Renga

Year
2004
Citations
11

Abstract

This work presents an industrial implementation of a minimum time path-following algorithm. The proposed algorithm handles Cartesian-space based trajectories that exhibit a trapezoidal velocity profile; point-to-point linear and circular motions as well as fly movements are considered. The proposed solution works off-line, is based on the knowledge of the dynamic-model and is not iterative; moreover, the computational burden is kept limited by suitable simplifications. The development and testing has been achieved considering a Comau SMART H4 robot, a closed-chain six-degree-of-freedom industrial manipulator.

Keywords

Cartesian coordinate systemMotion planningRobotComputer sciencePoint (geometry)Path (computing)Motion (physics)Industrial robotConfiguration spaceControl theory (sociology)

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