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Fuzzy redundancy resolution and motion coordination for underwater vehicle-manipulator systems 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
The problem of redundancy resolution and motion coordination between the vehicle and the manipulator in underwater vehicle-manipulator systems (UVMSs) is addressed in this paper. UVMSs usually possess more degrees of freedom than those required to perform end-effector tasks; therefore, they are redundant systems and kinematic control techniques can be applied aimed at achieving additional control objectives besides tracking of the end-effector trajectory. In this paper, a task-priority inverse kinematics approach to redundancy resolution is merged with a fuzzy technique to manage the vehicle-arm coordination. The fuzzy technique is used both to distribute the motion between vehicle and manipulator and to handle multiple secondary tasks. Numerical case studies are developed to demonstrate effectiveness of the proposed technique. 相似文献
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四自由度折叠式机械手是一台STD戒严控制机管理和控制,通过视觉图象和接近觉传感器操纵机械手在移动空间中完成联送机器人任务,文中推导了机械手运动学方程,给出了运动学正逆解,详细介绍了可编位置控制系统和操纵系统。 相似文献
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Redundancy can, in general, improve the ability and performance of parallel manipulators by implementing the redundant degrees of freedom to optimize a secondary objective function. Almost all published researches in the area of parallel manipulators redundancy were focused on the design and analysis of redundant parallel manipulators with rigid (nonconfigurable) platforms and on grasping hands to be attached to the platforms. Conventional grippers usually are not appropriate to grasp irregular or large objects. Very few studies focused on the idea of using a configurable platform as a grasping device. This paper highlights the idea of using configurable platforms in both planar and spatial redundant parallel manipulators, and generalizes their analysis. The configurable platform is actually a closed kinematic chain of mobility equal to the degree of redundancy of the manipulator. The additional redundant degrees of freedom are used in reconfiguring the shape of the platform itself. Several designs of kinematically redundant planar and spatial parallel manipulators with configurable platform are presented. Such designs can be used as a grasping device especially for irregular or large objects or even as a micro-positioning device after grasping the object. Screw algebra is used to develop a general framework that can be adapted to analyze the kinematics of any general-geometry planar or spatial kinematically redundant parallel manipulator with configurable platform. 相似文献
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Mohamed Zribi Jun Chen Magdi S. Mahmoud 《Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems》1999,24(2):125-149
In this paper, the problem of controlling multi-fingered robot hands with rolling and sliding contacts is addressed. Several issues are explored. These issues involve the kinematic analysis and modeling, the dynamic analysis and control, and the coordination of a multi-fingered robot hand system. Based on a hand-object system in which the contacts are allowed to both roll and slide, a kinematic model is derived and analyzed. Also, the dynamic model of the hand-object system with relative motion contacts is studied. A control law is proposed to guarantee the asymptotic tracking of the object trajectory together with the desired rolling and/or sliding motions along the surface of the object. A planning approach is then introduced to minimize the contact forces so that the desired motion of the object and the relative motions between the fingers and the object can be achieved. Simulation results which support the theoretical development are presented. 相似文献
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This paper presents a dual neural network for kinematic control of a seven degrees of freedom robot manipulator. The first
network is a static multilayer perceptron with two hidden layers which is trained to mimic the Jacobian of a seven DOF manipulator.
The second network is a recurrent neural network which is used for determining the inverse kinematics solutions of the manipulator;
The redundancy is used to minimize the joint velocities in the least squares sense. Simulation results show relatively good
comparison between the outputs of the actual Jacobian matrix and multilayer neural network. The first network maps motions
of the seven joints of the manipulator into 42 elements of the Jacobian matrix, with surprisingly smaller computations than
the actual trigonometric function evaluations. A new technique, input-pattern-switching, is presented which improves the global
training of the static network. The recurrent network was designed to work with the neural network approximation of the Jacobian
matrix instead of the actual Jacobian. The combination of these two networks has resulted in a time-efficient procedure for
kinematic control of robot manipulators which avoids most of the complexity present in the classical-trigonometric-based methods.
Also, by electronic implementation of the networks, kinematic solutions can be obtained in a very timely manner (few nanoseconds). 相似文献
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Khadem S.E. Pirmohammadi A.A. 《IEEE transactions on systems, man, and cybernetics. Part B, Cybernetics》2003,33(2):237-249
In this paper, a mathematical model capable of handling a three-dimensional (3D) flexible n-degree of freedom manipulator having both revolute and prismatic joints is considered. This model is used to study the longitudinal, transversal, and torsional vibration characteristics of the robot manipulator and obtain kinematic and dynamic equations of motion. The presence of prismatic joints makes the mathematical derivation complex. In this paper, for the first time, prismatic joints as well as revolute joints have been considered in the structure of a 3D flexible n-degree of freedom manipulator. The kinematic and dynamic equations of motion representing longitudinal, transversal, and torsional vibration characteristics have been solved in parametric form with no discretization. In this investigation, in order to obtain an analytical solution of the vibrational equations, a novel approach is presented using the perturbation method. By solving the equations of motion, it is shown that mode shapes of the link with prismatic joints can be modeled as the equivalent clamped beam at each time instant. As an example, this method is applied to a three degrees of freedom robot with revolute and prismatic joints. The obtained equations are solved using the perturbation method and the results are used to simulate vibrational behavior of the manipulator. 相似文献
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A manipulator mounted on a moving vehicle is called a mobile manipulator. A mobile manipulator with an appropriate suspension system can pass over uneven surfaces, thus having an infinite workspace. If the manipulator could operate while the vehicle is traveling, the efficiency concerning with the time and energy used for stopping and starting will be increased.This paper presents the kinematic and dynamic modeling of a one degree of freedom manipulator attached to a vehicle with a two degrees of freedom suspension system. The vehicle is considered to move with a constant linear speed over an uneven surface while the end effector tracks a desired trajectory in a fixed reference frame. In addition, the effects of dynamic interaction between the manipulator and vehicle (including the suspension system"s effects) have been studied. Simulation results from straight line trajectory are presented to illustrate these effects. 相似文献
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Traditionally, robot manipulators have been a simple arrangement of a small number of serially connected links and actuated joints. Though these manipulators prove to be very effective for many tasks, they are not without their limitations, due mainly to their lack of maneuverability or total degrees of freedom. Continuum style (i.e., continuous "back-bone") robots, on the other hand, exhibit a wide range of maneuverability, and can have a large number of degrees of freedom. The motion of continuum style robots is generated through the bending of the robot over a given section; unlike traditional robots where the motion occurs in discrete locations, i.e., joints. The motion of continuum manipulators is often compared to that of biological manipulators such as trunks and tentacles. These continuum style robots can achieve motions that could only be obtainable by a conventionally designed robot with many more degrees of freedom. In this paper we present a detailed formulation and explanation of a novel kinematic model for continuum style robots. The design, construction, and implementation of our continuum style robot called the elephant trunk manipulator is presented. Experimental results are then provided to verify the legitimacy of our model when applied to our physical manipulator. We also provide a set of obstacle avoidance experiments that help to exhibit the practical implementation of both our manipulator and our kinematic model. 相似文献
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Vision based redundant manipulator control with a neural network based learning strategy is discussed in this paper. The manipulator is visually controlled with stereo vision in an eye-to-hand configuration. A novel Kohonen’s self-organizing map (KSOM) based visual servoing scheme has been proposed for a redundant manipulator with 7 degrees of freedom (DOF). The inverse kinematic relationship of the manipulator is learned using a Kohonen’s self-organizing map. This learned map is shown to be an approximate estimate of the inverse Jacobian, which can then be used in conjunction with the proportional controller to achieve closed loop servoing in real-time. It is shown through Lyapunov stability analysis that the proposed learning based servoing scheme ensures global stability. A generalized weight update law is proposed for KSOM based inverse kinematic control, to resolve the redundancy during the learning phase. Unlike the existing visual servoing schemes, the proposed KSOM based scheme eliminates the computation of the pseudo-inverse of the Jacobian matrix in real-time. This makes the proposed algorithm computationally more efficient. The proposed scheme has been implemented on a 7 DOF PowerCube? robot manipulator with visual feedback from two cameras. 相似文献
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A nonlinear decoupling and linearizing feedback control is considered for dynamic coordination of two planar robot arms manipulating an object. A general inverse dynamics-based method is presented that assures an exact feedback linearization for simultaneous control of the object trajectory on the plane and internal efforts transmitted from the robot end-effectors to the object. The method takes the manipulator dynamics and object dynamics into consideration. A method for parameterizing the grip matrix null space is proposed, which has formed a basis for developing a new method for calculating the internal efforts. The procedure is invariant with respect to the change of the torque origin and units of length, and provides the force distribution without internal squeezing effects. A comparison between the approaches known so far and the new method is presented. No previously published method assures noninvariance and nonsqueezing properties for all possible contact configurations. Control algorithms are developed for a system of robotic arms that has more degrees of freedom than necessary for given tasks, exhibiting both actuation and kinematic redundancy. The implementation of this method is demonstrated for the case of a system of two planar three-link arms with the end-effectors manipulating an object, with different constrained task configurations. Practical aspects of discrete-time inverse dynamics control, such as influence of the computational time delay and robustness to model imperfections, are discussed. It is demonstrated that it is possible to achieve high-precision tracking of object position and internal force profiles, even if a system imperfect model is used for controller design. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 相似文献
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A method is presented for designing manipulators to have simplified dynamics. It is based on adding a link group to an open kinematic chain to form a closed chain without changing the degrees of freedom of the open chain. The mass property of the link group is designed to make the closed chain have a diagonal inertia matrix. The conditions of mass distribution are derived under which the inertia matrices become diagonal. The advantage of the proposed method is that the manipulator dynamics can be treated as a decoupled linear system thereby greatly simplifying the control implementation. As examples of the technique we apply it to the design of a 3 DOF planar manipulator and a 3 DOF spatial manipulator. 相似文献
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This article presents distributed impedance as a new approach for multiple robot system control. In this approach, each cooperating manipulator is controlled by an independent impedance controller. In addition, along selected degrees of freedom, force control is achieved through an external loop, to improve control of the object's internal loading. Extensive stability analysis is performed, based on a realistic model that includes robot impedance and object dynamics. Experiments are performed using two cooperating industrial robots holding an object through point contacts. Force and position control actions are suitably dispatched to achieve both internal loading control and object position control. Individual impedance parameters are specified according to the theoritical stability criterion. The performance of the system is demonstrated for transportation and contact tasks. © 2002 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. 相似文献
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A fuzzy self-organizing map (SOM) network is proposed in this paper for visual motor control of a 7 degrees of freedom (DOF)
robot manipulator. The inverse kinematic map from the image plane to joint angle space of a redundant manipulator is highly
nonlinear and ill-posed in the sense that a typical end-effector position is associated with several joint angle vectors.
In the proposed approach, the robot workspace in image plane is discretized into a number of fuzzy regions whose center locations
and fuzzy membership values are determined using a Fuzzy C-Mean (FCM) clustering algorithm. SOM network then learns the inverse
kinematics by on-line by associating a local linear map for each cluster. A novel learning algorithm has been proposed to
make the robot manipulator to reach a target position. Any arbitrary level of accuracy can be achieved with a number of fine
movements of the manipulator tip. These fine movements depend on the error between the target position and the current manipulator
position. In particular, the fuzzy model is found to be better as compared to Kohonen self-organizing map (KSOM) based learning
scheme proposed for visual motor control. Like existing KSOM learning schemes, the proposed scheme leads to a unique inverse
kinematic solution even for a redundant manipulator. The proposed algorithms have been successfully implemented in real-time
on a 7 DOF PowerCube robot manipulator, and results are found to concur with the theoretical findings. 相似文献
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In this paper, a new cable-based parallel robot is introduced. In this robot, the cables are used to not only actuate the end-effector but apply the necessary kinematic constrains to provide three pure translational degrees of freedom. In order to maintain tension in the cables, a collapsible element called “spine” is used between the end-effector and the robot’s base. The kinematic analysis of this robot is similar to that of a rigid link parallel manipulator as long as the cables are in tension. The rigidity of this robot which corresponds to having all cables in tension is studied thoroughly and it is proved that a single spine with a finite force is sufficient to guarantee rigidity for any external load at any position of the workspace. 相似文献
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Peter Paul Pott Achim Wagner Essameddin Badreddin Hans-Peter Weiser Markus L. R. Schwarz 《Journal of Intelligent and Robotic Systems》2011,63(1):3-23
Kinematics with six degrees of freedom can be of several types. This paper describes the inverse dynamic model of a novel
hybrid kinematics manipulator. The so-called Epizactor consists of two planar disk systems that together move a connecting
element in 6 DOF. To do so each of the disk systems has a linkage point equipped with a homokinetic joint. Each disk system
can be described as a serial 3-link planar manipulator with unlimited angles of rotation. To compensate singularities, a kinematic
redundancy is introduced via a fourth link. The kinematic concept leads to several technical advantages for compact 6-DOF-manipulators
when compared to established parallel kinematics: The ratio of workspace volume and installation space is beneficial, the
number of kinematic elements is smaller, and rotating drives are used exclusively. For a singularity-robust control-approach,
the inverse dynamic model is derived using the iterative Newton–Euler-method. Feasibility is shown by the application of the
model to an example where excessive actuator velocities and torques are avoided. 相似文献
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《Advanced Robotics》2013,27(6-7):657-687
In this paper the kinematic and Jacobian analysis of a macro–micro parallel manipulator is studied in detail. The manipulator architecture is a simplified planar version adopted from the structure of the Large Adaptive Reflector (LAR), the Canadian design of the next generation of giant radio telescopes. This structure is composed of two parallel and redundantly actuated manipulators at the macro and micro level, which both are cable-driven. Inverse and forward kinematic analysis of this structure is presented in this paper. Furthermore, the Jacobian matrices of the manipulator at the macro and micro level are derived, and a thorough singularity and sensitivity analysis of the system is presented. The kinematic and Jacobian analysis of the macro–micro structure is extremely important to optimally design the geometry and characteristics of the LAR structure. The optimal location of the base and moving platform attachment points in both macro and micro manipulators, singularity avoidance of the system in nominal and extreme maneuvers, and geometries that result in high dexterity measures in the design are among the few characteristics that can be further investigated from the results reported in this paper. Furthermore, the availability of the extra degrees of freedom in a macro–micro structure can result in higher dexterity provided that this redundancy is properly utilized. In this paper, this redundancy is used to generate an optimal trajectory for the macro–micro manipulator, in which the Jacobian matrices derived in this analysis are used in a quadratic programming approach to minimize performance indices like minimal micro manipulator motion or singularity avoidance criterion. 相似文献
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This paper proposes an innovative design for a parallel manipulator that can be applied to a machine tool. The proposed parallel manipulator has three degrees of freedom (DOFs), including the rotations of a moving platform about the x and y axes and a translation of this platform along the z-axis. A passive link is introduced into this new parallel manipulator in order to increase the stiffness of the system and eliminate any unexpected motion. Both direct and inverse kinematic problems are investigated, and a dynamic model using a Newton–Euler approach is implemented. The global system stiffness of the proposed parallel manipulator, which considers the compliance of links and joints, is formulated and the kinetostatic analysis is conducted. Finally, a case study is presented to demonstrate the applications of the kinematic and dynamic models and to verify the concept of the new design. 相似文献