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Uncalibrated Visual Servo Control of Robot Manipulators with Uncertain Kinematics

Sanjay Solanki, Warren E. Dixon, C. Crane, Sumit Gupta

Year
2006
Citations
2

Abstract

It is often desired to describe the control objective for a robotic application in terms of the task-space; hence, the robot kinematics are required to relate the task-space control objective to the joint-space control input. Most of the previous robot controllers assume that the robot kinematics and manipulator Jacobian are perfectly known. In this paper, a joint space controller is coupled with an image-based path planner for end-effector regulation tasks in the presence of uncertain camera calibration, nonlinear distortion effects, and uncertainty in the manipulator Jacobian. Development is first presented for a planar case followed by simulation results. The approach is then extended to the 6 degree-of-freedom case for the camera-in-hand configuration

Keywords

Jacobian matrix and determinantControl theory (sociology)KinematicsInverse kinematicsRobot kinematicsRobot end effectorComputer scienceVisual servoingForward kinematicsRobot calibration

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