MANIPULATION
The instantaneous kinematics and planning of dextrous manipulation
Lin Han, Jeff Trinkle, Zhiang Li
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
Dextrous manipulation is a problem of paramount importance in the study of multifingered robotic hands. In this paper, we derive in detail the kinematic relations between the finger joint velocities and object/contact velocity. The problem of dextrous manipulation is precisely formulated and cast in a form suitable for integrating relevant theory of nonholonomic motion planning, potential field methods and grasp stability to develop a general technique for dextrous manipulation planning with multifingered hands.
Keywords
KinematicsGRASPNonholonomic systemEngineeringRobotic handMotion planningObject (grammar)Control engineeringComputer scienceStability (learning theory)
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