International audienceDirect kinematics (DK) of cable-driven parallel robots (CDPR) based only on cable lengths measurements is a complex issue even with ideal cables and consequently even harder for more realistic cable models. A natural way to simplify the DK solving is to add sensors. We consider here sensors that give a partial or complete measurement of the cable direction at the anchor points and spatial CDPR with 2/3 cables and we assume that these measurements are exact. We provide a solving procedure and maximal number of DK solutions for an extensive combination of sensors while considering two different cables models: ideal and linearly elastic without deformation
This paper studies underconstrained cable-driven parallel robots (CDPRs) with three cables. A major ...
International audienceWe consider in this paper cable driven parallel robot (CDPR) with m catenary c...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the problem of the initial-pose estimation by means of p...
International audienceDirect kinematics (DK) of cable-driven parallel robots (CDPR) based only on ca...
This paper presents a sensor fusion method that aims at improving the accuracy of cable-driven plana...
International audienceWe are considering cable-driven parallel robot (CDPR), where the legs of the r...
Conventionally, a cable driven parallel mechanism (CDPM) pose is obtained through the forward kinema...
These databases provide learning and verification sets that may used by AI to solve the direct kinem...
International audienceSolving the kinematics of CDPR is complex as soon as cable sagging is taken in...
International audienceCable model has a strong influence on the complexity of the kinematic analysis...
International audiencePositioning accuracy of cable-driven parallel robots is influenced by many fac...
Underactuated cable-driven parallel robots (UACDPRs) shift a 6-degree-of-freedom end-effector (EE) w...
International audienceCable-driven parallel robot (CDPR) are parallel robots that use coilable cable...
International audienceCable-driven parallel robots (CDPR) use cables to move a platform. These cable...
International audienceEstimating the geometric parameters of a cable-driven parallel robot (CDPR) ca...
This paper studies underconstrained cable-driven parallel robots (CDPRs) with three cables. A major ...
International audienceWe consider in this paper cable driven parallel robot (CDPR) with m catenary c...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the problem of the initial-pose estimation by means of p...
International audienceDirect kinematics (DK) of cable-driven parallel robots (CDPR) based only on ca...
This paper presents a sensor fusion method that aims at improving the accuracy of cable-driven plana...
International audienceWe are considering cable-driven parallel robot (CDPR), where the legs of the r...
Conventionally, a cable driven parallel mechanism (CDPM) pose is obtained through the forward kinema...
These databases provide learning and verification sets that may used by AI to solve the direct kinem...
International audienceSolving the kinematics of CDPR is complex as soon as cable sagging is taken in...
International audienceCable model has a strong influence on the complexity of the kinematic analysis...
International audiencePositioning accuracy of cable-driven parallel robots is influenced by many fac...
Underactuated cable-driven parallel robots (UACDPRs) shift a 6-degree-of-freedom end-effector (EE) w...
International audienceCable-driven parallel robot (CDPR) are parallel robots that use coilable cable...
International audienceCable-driven parallel robots (CDPR) use cables to move a platform. These cable...
International audienceEstimating the geometric parameters of a cable-driven parallel robot (CDPR) ca...
This paper studies underconstrained cable-driven parallel robots (CDPRs) with three cables. A major ...
International audienceWe consider in this paper cable driven parallel robot (CDPR) with m catenary c...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the problem of the initial-pose estimation by means of p...