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Interaction Control of Robot Manipulators Using Force and Vision

Vincenzo Lippiello, Bruno Siciliano, Luigi Villani

Year
2008
Citations
15

Abstract

An approach to force and visual control of robot manipulators in contact with a partially known environment is proposed in this article. The environment is modeled as a rigid object of known geometry but of unknown and time-varying position and orientation. An algorithm for online estimation of the object pose is adopted, based on visual data provided by a camera as well as on forces measured during the interaction. This information is used by a force/position control scheme, in charge of managing the interaction. Simulation and experimental results are presented for the case of an industrial robot manipulator.

Keywords

Position (finance)Computer scienceObject (grammar)Orientation (vector space)Computer visionRobotArtificial intelligenceContact forceRobot manipulatorScheme (mathematics)

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