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Generalized compliant motion task description and execution within a complete telerobotic system

Paul Backes

Year
2002
Citations
10

Abstract

A motion primitive for use in compliant motion robot task execution is described. The primitive has a rich input parameter set to provide for execution of a variety of specific tasks such as door opening, crank turning, bolt seating and turning, pushing, sliding, pin insertion/removal, and leveling, as well as termination conditions which specify conditions for ending the motion, such as allowable position and force error bounds. A split rate force control technique is used for force control. Force and torque data from a six-axis force sensor are read, and gravity compensation using load mass properties is done to determine contact forces

Keywords

CrankComputer scienceControl theory (sociology)TorqueMotion (physics)Task (project management)Position (finance)Motion controlSimulationRobot

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