Robot task design system for tool manipulation tasks
M. Mizukawa, K. Kanayama, Yoshihiko Nakamura
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
A robot task design system for robot tool manipulation tasks is proposed and implemented. The system consists of an on-site object modeling system and a task attribute design system. The on-site object modeling system is an online measurement system that obtains the local object geometry. The task attribute design system is an off-line system that describes the tool operation along the task path on the object. It provides a high-level task description suitable for human understanding of the task via a graphical user interface. This system has been successfully applied to a deburring robot system equipped with a laser range sensor.
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