Planning of quasi-minimum time trajectories for robot manipulators (Generation of a bang-bang control)
Motoji Yamamoto, Akira MOHRI
- Year
- 1989
- Citations
- 8
Abstract
SUMMARY A method for planning minimum time joint trajectories for robot manipulators is discussed. The minimum time trajectory planning problem for manipulators is one of the minimum time control problems of non-linear systems. The optimal input torque/force is of a bang-bang type, except for the singular control derived from the Maximum Principle. An algorithm for generating a bang-bang control is proposed. In the algorithm, the switching time vector is updated to decrease the final state error. The proposed algorithm is applied to a simple manipulator with two links, and the solution by this algorithm is compared with the sub-optimal solution obtained by another approximate method.
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