We consider the trajectory planning problem for the class of XYnR~ planar underactuated robots, having the first two (rotational or prismatic) joints actuated and the last n rotational joints passive. Under the assumption that each passive link is attached at the center of percussion of the previous passive link, the dynamic model assumes a simplified form and we show how to recursively design a dynamic feedback that completely linearizes the system equations. This result allows to plan smooth rest-to-rest motions using polynomial interpolation. As an example, we report the numerical results obtained for trajectory planning of an RR2R~ robot.
Smooth trajectory planning for XYnR planar underactuated robots / DE LUCA, Alessandro; Iannitti, S.. - STAMPA. - 2:(2002), pp. 1651-1656. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2002 IEEE/RSJ Int. Conf. on Intelligent Robots and Systems tenutosi a Lausanne; Switzerland nel Sep 2002) [10.1109/IRDS.2002.1043992].
Smooth trajectory planning for XYnR planar underactuated robots
DE LUCA, Alessandro
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2002
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We consider the trajectory planning problem for the class of XYnR~ planar underactuated robots, having the first two (rotational or prismatic) joints actuated and the last n rotational joints passive. Under the assumption that each passive link is attached at the center of percussion of the previous passive link, the dynamic model assumes a simplified form and we show how to recursively design a dynamic feedback that completely linearizes the system equations. This result allows to plan smooth rest-to-rest motions using polynomial interpolation. As an example, we report the numerical results obtained for trajectory planning of an RR2R~ robot.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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