2023
DOI: 10.5194/ms-14-87-2023
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Obstacle-avoidance path planning based on the improved artificial potential field for a 5 degrees of freedom bending robot

Abstract: Abstract. Path planning is a key technique used in the operation of bending robots. In this paper, an obstacle-avoidance path-planning method of a 5 degrees of freedom (5 DOF) bending robot based on improved artificial potential field is proposed. Firstly, a connecting-rod coordinate system of the 5 DOF Cartesian bending robot is established to determine an equation of motion trajectory of the bending robot. Secondly, in view of the problem of the local minimum in the artificial potential field (APF) method an… Show more

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“…Entering such areas not only jeopardizes the safety of UAV flights but also poses significant risks to urban structures. Classical methods employed in air channel planning under similar circumstances encompass the genetic algorithm [5], artificial potential field algorithm [6], A* algorithm [7], antcolony algorithm [8], and particle swarm algorithm [9]. In recent years, scholars have made noteworthy advancements in this field.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entering such areas not only jeopardizes the safety of UAV flights but also poses significant risks to urban structures. Classical methods employed in air channel planning under similar circumstances encompass the genetic algorithm [5], artificial potential field algorithm [6], A* algorithm [7], antcolony algorithm [8], and particle swarm algorithm [9]. In recent years, scholars have made noteworthy advancements in this field.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It adopts an adaptive step, generates a virtual new node strategy to explore the path, and removes redundant path nodes. Jiang et al [17] combine the RRT with the APF for path cutting and optimization. The planned path is short and smooth, and the success rate of planning is improved.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%