NASA NTRS · 19880040194
Real-time collision avoidance manipulator transfer movements
Abstract
Collision free robot manipulator maneuvers for transferring a payload from one location to another in the presence of obstacles are discussed. Such maneuvers are executed by means of two algorithms running in parallel. The first algorithm performs an on-line, one step ahead acceleration optimization, with an adaptive N-step ahead precaution measure to prevent overshooting the specified forbidden joint coordinates. The second algorithm, an on-line planning algorithm, at the same time, selects the current target state and the current forbidden joint coordinates for the first algorithm. Since the task is a point to point transfer movement, the problem is dealt in robot joint space directly and the kinematic problem can be bypassed completely. A simulation example using a 2 degree-of-freedom planner robot is given.
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Chen, N., Dwyer, T. A. W., III. 1987-01-01. Real-time collision avoidance manipulator transfer movements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880040194
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