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Robot Manipulator Redundancy Resolution
ISBN:
9781119381235
No. of Pages:
318
Publisher:
ASME-Wiley
Publication date:
2017
eBook Chapter
11 Self-Motion Planning with ZIV Constraint
Page Count:
16
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Published:2017
The number of DOF is very vital for a manipulator. A manipulator is kinematically and/or functionally redundant when more DOF are available than the minimum number required to perform the primary task of a specific manipulator. Compared with a non-redundant manipulator, a redundant manipulator has wider operational space and extra degrees to configure the manipulator to meet additional functional constraints without affecting the position (and/or orientation) of the end-effector. Therefore, much attention and effort in the robotic research community have been paid to studies on and applications of redundant robot manipulators.
11.1
Introduction
11.2Preliminaries and Scheme Formulation
11.3E47 Assisted QP Solution
11.4Computer Simulations and Physical Experiments
11.5Chapter Summary
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