Redundant robot manipulator control with obstacle avoidance using extended Jacobian method
M. Benzaoui, H. Chekireb, Mohamed Tadjine
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 20
Abstract
In this paper, we develop a control of a redundant robot manipulator. That has to carry out a trajectory tracking in operational space while avoiding an obstacle. For this purpose, extended Jacobian method is used. The Self-motion vector is introduced at the level of the inverse kinematic solution in order to produce the obstacle avoidance (the secondary task). Thus, robot avoids obstacles without influencing the main task (trajectory tracking). The self-motion is computed from the optimization of scalar function depending on an anti collision constraint. Finally, this control method has leaded to a trajectory tracking in Cartesian space while avoiding the obstacle.
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