MANIPULATION
Collision detection enabled weighted path planning: a wrist and base force/torque sensors approach
Shujun Lü, Jae H. Chung
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 15
Abstract
This paper presents a collision-detection enabled weighted path planning approach for a robot sharing the same workspace with humans. Using base and wrist force/torque sensors, a model based method is proposed to detect the collision forces and disturbance torques on the joints of the manipulator; then a weighted path planning approach is developed to control the interaction. The experimental results illustrate the validity of the developed collision detection and planning scheme
Keywords
WorkspaceMotion planningTorqueCollisionCollision detectionComputer scienceBase (topology)Path (computing)RobotControl theory (sociology)
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