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Redundancy Resolution of Robotic Manipulators Using Normalized Generalized Inverses

J. T. Wang

Year
1995
Citations
3

Abstract

A dynamical formulation based upon the undetermined force method is presented for analyzing redundant robotic manipulators. The equivalence between this dynamical formulation and the general solution of kinematic constraint equations is then obtained through use of a normalized generalized inverse. This leads to a special form of the dynamical equations, called the N-inverse form of the dynamical equations. A class of problems, associated with the optimization of quadratic objective functions, are then studied. We find that the N-inverse form of the dynamical equations is the solution of this class of problems. Examples, including local minimization of joint torques and global minimization of kinetic energy, are presented.

Keywords

MathematicsDynamical systems theoryInverse problemQuadratic equationApplied mathematicsMinificationRedundancy (engineering)InverseKinematicsConstraint (computer-aided design)

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