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Self-learning in the inverse kinematics of robotic arm

Samuel Cavalcanti, Orivaldo Santana

Year
2017
Citations
6

Abstract

This work makes a study in the usage of a learning machine and computer vision for the control of the movements of an robotic arm. The technique chosen for the learning process was the Map of Kohonen, because it is a classic technique with a self-learning capacity. The solution investigated was part of a huge problem: the learning process of tasks by articulated robots, for example the pick-and-place task. The results that were found indicated that the proposed solution was able to learn in two scenarios: data of movements of the end effector in line and data of end effector realizing movements in a plane. In a future work, it should address more complex scenarios and other stages of the task learning process by Robotic manipulators with computer vision.

Keywords

Computer scienceArtificial intelligenceProcess (computing)Task (project management)Robot end effectorInverse kinematicsRobotRobotic armKinematicsRobot learning

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