MANIPULATION
Effect of Gravity on Manipulation Performance of a Robotic Arm
Tasuku Yamawaki, Masahito Yashima
- Year
- 2007
- Citations
- 13
Abstract
The present paper introduces an evaluation of the manipulation performance of a robotic arm with respect to control accuracy and mechanical efficiency, taking into consideration the effects of gravity and the dynamic process between inputs and outputs in the robotic system. A measure based on the output controllability ellipsoid is proposed, which shows the relationship between the end-effector motion and the joint driving force. Computer simulations demonstrate the effects of gravity on the manipulation performance and the benefits of the proposed measure for the trajectory planning.
Keywords
ControllabilityTrajectoryMeasure (data warehouse)Robot end effectorEllipsoidProcess (computing)Control theory (sociology)Robotic armComputer scienceSimulation
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