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Orientation planning in continuous path applications for wrist partitioned manipulators

Stamatis Voliotis

Year
1992
Citations
4

Abstract

The paper presents an algorithm of trajectory planning for wrist partitioned robotic manipulators. The desired translational trajectory is defined as a continuous function in Cartesian co-ordinates. The desired orientation is defined as a continuous function of the Frenet frame. Therefore, orientation is planned without influence of geometric changes along the translational path. The path is generated as a sequence of elementary motions. Each new position is defined as a function of the previous one. After having derived a position, the orientation is planned using a maximising process. The present algorithm avoids singularities, because there is no need for using the inverse kinematics.

Keywords

Orientation (vector space)Path (computing)Position (finance)TrajectoryKinematicsMotion planningInverse kinematicsCartesian coordinate systemSequence (biology)Computer science

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