MANIPULATION
Genetic algorithm based redundancy resolution of robot manipulators
K.K. Aydin, Erol Kocaoğlan
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
This paper presents a genetic algorithm based approach to redundancy resolution of robot manipulators using self-motion topology knowledge. The genetic algorithm presented can work under joint limits and produces end-effector positions with negligible error. Any solution determined by the genetic algorithm is physically realizable, as demonstrated on a PUMA 700 robot manipulator which is configured as a redundant positional manipulator.
Keywords
Redundancy (engineering)Robot manipulatorRobotGenetic algorithmComputer scienceAlgorithmControl theory (sociology)Artificial intelligenceComputer visionMachine learning
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