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Minimum Reconfiguration for Fault Tolerant Manipulators

Hamid Abdi, Saeid Nahavandi

Year
2010
Citations
10

Abstract

When a robotic manipulator is fault tolerant it is beneficial to study the configurations which tolerate non-catastrophic locked joint failures with a minimum relative change for the joint velocities. This problem is addressed using the properties of the condition number of the Jacobian matrix. The relationship between the faults within the joints of the manipulators and the condition number of the Jacobian matrix is used to introduce the optimal configurations for fault recovery. These optimum configurations require a minimum reconfiguration for fault tolerance of robotics manipulators. Then these configurations are studied for a 4-DOF planar manipulator to validate the proposed framework.

Keywords

Control reconfigurationJacobian matrix and determinantFault toleranceControl theory (sociology)RoboticsManipulator (device)Robot manipulatorComputer scienceFault (geology)Joint (building)

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