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Minimum-time trajectory planning of spatial cable-suspended robots along a specified path considering both tension and velocity constraints

Hamid Reza Fahham, Mehrdad Farid

Year
2010
Citations
13

Abstract

In this article, minimum-time trajectory planning problems of spatial non-redundant and redundant cable suspended robots are addressed. Both cable tensions and cable velocities are considered to be limited. The equations of motion of such systems are reduced to a system of second order differential equations in terms of path parameter s using the specified desired path. The bounds on the cable tensions and cable velocities are transformed into bounds on the acceleration and velocity along the path. By assuming bang-bang control, the switching points in the plane are obtained. Then the cable tensions as the inputs are found versus path parameter and subsequently versus time.

Keywords

TrajectoryPath (computing)AccelerationControl theory (sociology)Motion planningRobotPlane (geometry)Differential equationEquations of motionTension (geology)

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