Real-time path planning for a robotic arm

Krishnaswamy, Kavita; Sleeman, Jennifer; Oates, Tim

doi:10.1145/2141622.2141635

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“…The method assumes that the acceleration and speed of individual coordinates are limited. In [3] was proposed to reduce the computation time for path planning of motion for a robotic arm by use to the techniques of caching frequent arm trajectories. In Fig.…”

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Mixed Profile Method of Speed and Location for Robotic Arms Motion used for Precise Positioning

Matica¹,

Győrödi²,

Silaghi³

et al. 2018

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Abstract-The paper describes a new real-time computation method named Mixt Profile of Speed (MPS), which is used to obtain the value of speed, at every sampling period of time, during the acceleration and deceleration stage, whereas the motion has three stages: 1) acceleration, 2) motion with imposed constant speed, and 3) deceleration. The method will determinate the location of a robotic arm for every sampling period of time. The originality of this new computation method refers to the deceleration stage; it determines an accurate positioning at the end of the motion in a well determinate interval of time. During the forced constant motion stage, the trajectory is imposed and it is linear or circular. The ADNIA algorithm (numerical differential analysis interpolation algorithm) can be implemented at this stage (during the motion with imposed constant speed of the robotic arm) in order to ensure the maximum precision of the computation for the waypoints Cartesian coordinates.

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“…6 [1]- [3]. This real-time computation method was implemented about positioning pieces, in a flexible manufacturing cell for welding industrial process.…”

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Mixed Profile Method of Speed and Location for Robotic Arms Motion used for Precise Positioning

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Győrödi²,

Silaghi³

et al. 2018

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“…Regarding industrial production (manufacturing) systems, it is needful to emphasize the means of work; one particularly powerful is: industrial robots [1]- [8]. About industrial production efficiencies and necessarily required organizational activities: leadership, management, correlation in time and space, the industrial robots are very useful, in order to achieve objectives.…”

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Real Time Computation for Robotic Arm Motion upon a Linear or Circular Trajectory

Matica¹,

Győrödi²,

Silaghi³

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The computation method proposed in this paper, named ADNIA (Analysis Differential Numeric Interpolate Algorithms), computes waypoints Cartesian coordinates for TCP (tool centre point) of a robotic arm, for a motion on an linear or circular imposed trajectories. At every sampling period of time, considering real-time software implementation of ADNIA, the location matrix of a robotic arm is computed. This computation method works with a well-defined value of motion speed; it results a maximum computation precision (for those motions).

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“…Path planning techniques are very often used to achieve the object manipulation, and the main goal is to find a collision free path for a specific environment. This goal is computationally complex due to large amount of data to be processed, which contain the information of the surrounding environment conceived via sensors for processing in order to plan a collision free path [8]. One framework which is widely used in research [10] [11] is the Open Motion Planning Library (OMPL) [9] and provides sampling-based path planners, such as Rapidly-expanding Random Trees (RRT) [12], Probabilistic Roadmap Method (PRM) [13] and Kinodynamic Planning by Interior-Exterior Cell Exploration (KPIECE) [14].…”

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Skill robot library: Intelligent path planning framework for object manipulation

Kyrarini

Naeem

Wang

et al. 2017

2017 25th European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO)

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Abstract-Commonly used path planning techniques for object manipulation are computationally expensive and timeconsuming. In this paper, a novel framework called Skill Robot Library (SRL), which has competence to store only the keypoints of a path rather than complete, is presented. The path can be computed with path planner or taught by a human using kinesthetic teaching. Additionally, when the environment is static and only the requested new start and goal positions are changed with respect to the start and goal positions of the stored path, the SRL can retrieve and modify the stored path. The SRL forwards the final path to the robot for reproduction. Experimental results achieved with a six degrees of freedom robotic arm are presented together with performance evaluation of the SRL and the path planner is demonstrated via a series of experiments.

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Real-time path planning for a robotic arm

Cited by 7 publications

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Mixed Profile Method of Speed and Location for Robotic Arms Motion used for Precise Positioning

Mixed Profile Method of Speed and Location for Robotic Arms Motion used for Precise Positioning

Real Time Computation for Robotic Arm Motion upon a Linear or Circular Trajectory

Skill robot library: Intelligent path planning framework for object manipulation

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