Whether a task can be completed after a failure of one of the degrees-of-freedom of a redundant manipulator depends on the joint angle at which the failure takes place. It is possible to achieve fault tolerance by globally planning a trajectory that avoids unfavorable joint positions before a failure occurs. In this article, we present a trajectory planning algorithm that guarantees fault tolerance while simultaneously satisfying joint limit and obstacle avoidance requirements
This work considers kinematic failure tolerance when obstacles are present in the environment. An ex...
Robot failures are not uncommon, with consequences ranging from economic impact in industrial applic...
International audienceThis work is a contribution to illustrate the fault tolerance concepts in robo...
Whether a task can be completed after a failure of one of the degrees-of-freedom of a redundant mani...
Whether a task can be completed after a failure of one of the degrees-of-freedom of a redundant mani...
This paper was presented at the 1995 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Sys...
A frequent concern for robot manipulators deployed in dangerous and hazardous environments for human...
We develop a new framework, based on the Least Constraint, for programming robots to perform a task...
The redundancy feature of manipulators provides the possibility for the fault tolerant trajectory pl...
In this paper, we deal with two important issues in relation to modular recon gurable manipulators, ...
To enable the space manipulator to complete the original task efficiently after any single joint fai...
This work considers the failure tolerant operation of a kinematically redundant manipulator in an en...
This paper was presented at the Proceedings of the 1994 IEEE International Conference on Robotics an...
Robotic manipulators have been identified as a major technology to be utilized in the cleanup and ma...
An effort to maintain the availability of partially failed manipulator is addressed based on redunda...
This work considers kinematic failure tolerance when obstacles are present in the environment. An ex...
Robot failures are not uncommon, with consequences ranging from economic impact in industrial applic...
International audienceThis work is a contribution to illustrate the fault tolerance concepts in robo...
Whether a task can be completed after a failure of one of the degrees-of-freedom of a redundant mani...
Whether a task can be completed after a failure of one of the degrees-of-freedom of a redundant mani...
This paper was presented at the 1995 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Sys...
A frequent concern for robot manipulators deployed in dangerous and hazardous environments for human...
We develop a new framework, based on the Least Constraint, for programming robots to perform a task...
The redundancy feature of manipulators provides the possibility for the fault tolerant trajectory pl...
In this paper, we deal with two important issues in relation to modular recon gurable manipulators, ...
To enable the space manipulator to complete the original task efficiently after any single joint fai...
This work considers the failure tolerant operation of a kinematically redundant manipulator in an en...
This paper was presented at the Proceedings of the 1994 IEEE International Conference on Robotics an...
Robotic manipulators have been identified as a major technology to be utilized in the cleanup and ma...
An effort to maintain the availability of partially failed manipulator is addressed based on redunda...
This work considers kinematic failure tolerance when obstacles are present in the environment. An ex...
Robot failures are not uncommon, with consequences ranging from economic impact in industrial applic...
International audienceThis work is a contribution to illustrate the fault tolerance concepts in robo...