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Preshaped trajectories for residual vibration suppression in payloads suspended from multiple robot manipulators

Raphael V. Smith, G. Starr, R. Lumia, John Wood

Year
2004
Citations
7

Abstract

Several methods are available for generating input trajectories that eliminate residual vibrations for a variety of systems. These methods have been successfully applied to an assortment of both linear and non-linear situations. While multiple input systems have been addressed, the issue of developing residual vibration-suppressed input trajectories for cooperative manipulators has not been satisfactorily covered in the literature. This research focuses specifically on the problem of multiple cooperative manipulators working in conjunction to move a common payload. A method is determined by which multiple modes of residual vibration are suppressed, and an input trajectory is computed for dual manipulators which reduces residual vibrations by at least seventy-five percent.

Keywords

ResidualPayload (computing)VibrationTrajectoryControl theory (sociology)Computer scienceRobotInput shapingDual (grammatical number)Robot manipulator

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