Abstract — This article introduces a new technique for planning reactionless paths to a point in Cartesian space, for manipulators mounted on a free-floating satellite. It is based on decomposition of the manipulator joint space into sets referred to as primitives which have redundancy one with respect to the attitude motion of the base body. The time duration of the manipulator motion is divided into sub-intervals. During a given sub-interval only one primitive is used. The choice of feasible sequence of primitives and times for their actuation, that satisfies given path constraints is made using mixed-variables optimization solver based on a mesh adaptive direct search algorithm. I
This thesis describes the path planning of manipulators in space with obstacles, while using an alte...
Space robotic solutions are gaining importance for undertaking in-orbit operations such as maintenan...
A manipulator that is performing a manoeuvre generates reaction forces and torques that dynamically ...
Manipulators, working in space, execute a wide range of tasks, such as loading or un- loading, servi...
Nonholonomic behavior is observed in free-floating manipulator systems, and is due to the nonintegra...
Space manipulator systems having spacecraft actuators turned off, operate in free-floating mode, and...
Abstract Motion planning for free-flying robots can be quite complex due to the fact that any moveme...
Future on-orbit servicing and assembly missions will require space robots capable of manoeuvring saf...
For space based robots in which the base is fl'ee to move, mo-tion planning and control is comp...
A large interest is currently being raised by space missions designed for refurbishing end-of-life s...
For a manipulator mounted on a dynamic structure, as in space applications, the interactions with t...
Motion planning of robotic arms in a cluttered environment is a computationally challenging task esp...
The efficient utilization of the motion capabilities of mobile manipulators, i.e.. manipulators moun...
This paper presents the development of a real-time path-planning optimization approach to controllin...
The nonholonomic mechanical structure of space robots and path planning is discussed. The angular mo...
This thesis describes the path planning of manipulators in space with obstacles, while using an alte...
Space robotic solutions are gaining importance for undertaking in-orbit operations such as maintenan...
A manipulator that is performing a manoeuvre generates reaction forces and torques that dynamically ...
Manipulators, working in space, execute a wide range of tasks, such as loading or un- loading, servi...
Nonholonomic behavior is observed in free-floating manipulator systems, and is due to the nonintegra...
Space manipulator systems having spacecraft actuators turned off, operate in free-floating mode, and...
Abstract Motion planning for free-flying robots can be quite complex due to the fact that any moveme...
Future on-orbit servicing and assembly missions will require space robots capable of manoeuvring saf...
For space based robots in which the base is fl'ee to move, mo-tion planning and control is comp...
A large interest is currently being raised by space missions designed for refurbishing end-of-life s...
For a manipulator mounted on a dynamic structure, as in space applications, the interactions with t...
Motion planning of robotic arms in a cluttered environment is a computationally challenging task esp...
The efficient utilization of the motion capabilities of mobile manipulators, i.e.. manipulators moun...
This paper presents the development of a real-time path-planning optimization approach to controllin...
The nonholonomic mechanical structure of space robots and path planning is discussed. The angular mo...
This thesis describes the path planning of manipulators in space with obstacles, while using an alte...
Space robotic solutions are gaining importance for undertaking in-orbit operations such as maintenan...
A manipulator that is performing a manoeuvre generates reaction forces and torques that dynamically ...