2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.mechatronics.2021.102523
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An optimization-based approach for elasticity-aware trajectory planning of link-elastic manipulators

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“…To demonstrate the efficiency and viability of the suggested controller, an exhaustive simulation study has been validated with a hardware setup, involving a two-link-based direct-drive planar robot. To deliver elasticity-aware motions for linkelastic manipulators, Krämer et al [103] presented an online, optimization-based motion planning approach with three distinct objective functions. On an actual manipulator with three actuated DOF and two elastic connections in various disturbance conditions, the approach's efficacy was proved.…”
Section: B Dual-linkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To demonstrate the efficiency and viability of the suggested controller, an exhaustive simulation study has been validated with a hardware setup, involving a two-link-based direct-drive planar robot. To deliver elasticity-aware motions for linkelastic manipulators, Krämer et al [103] presented an online, optimization-based motion planning approach with three distinct objective functions. On an actual manipulator with three actuated DOF and two elastic connections in various disturbance conditions, the approach's efficacy was proved.…”
Section: B Dual-linkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Trajectory optimization enables an intuitive way to apply motion specifications to trajectory planning for robotic manipulators. It allows both, the consideration of constraints such as joint limits or collision avoidance, and the optimization of criteria that range from high-level tasks [1] over secondary objectives [2] down to the motion itself [3]. Consequently, it has long been established as a general planning method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%