Joint torque-velocity pair based manipulability for grasping system
T Watanabe - 2008 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on …, 2008 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
2008 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and …, 2008•ieeexplore.ieee.org
This paper provides a new approach of manipulability for general grasping system. While
conventional manipulability is analysis in velocity domain and can not include force effect
such as gravitational force, the proposing approach can include the force effect to keep
grasping. For the purpose, an operation range is introduced. The operation range is for
actuator attached with every joint of robot and provides generable joint torque and velocity
and their relation (between generating torque/velocity and addable velocity/torque). Using …
conventional manipulability is analysis in velocity domain and can not include force effect
such as gravitational force, the proposing approach can include the force effect to keep
grasping. For the purpose, an operation range is introduced. The operation range is for
actuator attached with every joint of robot and provides generable joint torque and velocity
and their relation (between generating torque/velocity and addable velocity/torque). Using …
This paper provides a new approach of manipulability for general grasping system. While conventional manipulability is analysis in velocity domain and can not include force effect such as gravitational force, the proposing approach can include the force effect to keep grasping. For the purpose, an operation range is introduced. The operation range is for actuator attached with every joint of robot and provides generable joint torque and velocity and their relation (between generating torque/velocity and addable velocity/torque). Using the operation range, we derive manipulability set and measure in velocity domain, including force effect. The proposing method can evaluate not only the performance in velocity domain but also effects of friction, contact state, and external forces, which were not obtained in conventional studies.
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