MANIPULATION
Classification structure and compliance modeling for serial manipulators
J.C. Hudgens, Daniel Cox, Delbert Tesar
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
The objective of the paper is to develop a structural compliance model for a general serial manipulator that includes both joint and link compliance sources in any general distribution of revolute and prismatic joints. A primary feature is that special consideration is given to modeling the variable focal compliance properties of a robot containing one or more prismatic joints. A more reliable method for placing the link compliance frames is also introduced. An improved linear quasi-static compliance model for serial robot structure comprised of both revolute and/or prismatic joint is provided.
Keywords
Revolute jointCompliance (psychology)Serial manipulatorRobotJoint (building)Computer scienceLink (geometry)Manipulator (device)Feature (linguistics)Industrial robot
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