MANIPULATION
Microprocessor implementation of optimal control for a robotic manipulator system
W.E. Snyder, W.A. Gruver
- Year
- 1979
- Citations
- 6
Abstract
This paper describes the implementation of an algorithm for the on-line optimal path control of a robotic manipulator using an array of Texas Instruments TMS9900 microprocessors and a global memory. In contrast to work by other investigators, this approach utilizes a horizontal decomposition which assigns a single processor to each joint for computing kinematics, but distributes the computation of control by coordinant axes. In the present configuration, the arm is modeled as a point mass under gravity loading and control is computed in Cartesian space utilizing minimum energy techniques.
Keywords
KinematicsCartesian coordinate systemComputer scienceMicroprocessorComputationMotion planningInverse kinematicsLine (geometry)Optimal controlRobotic arm
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