This paper presents a new approach to parallel motion planning for industrial robot arms with six degrees of freedom in an on-line given 3D environment. The method is based on the A*-search algorithm and needs no essential off-line computations. The algorithm works in an implicitly descrete configuration space. Collisions are detected in the cartesian workspace by hierarchical distance computation based on the given CAD model. By decomposing the 6D configuration space into hypercubes and cyclically mapping them onto multiple processing units, a good load distribution can be achieved. We have implemented the parallel motion planner on a workstation cluster with 9 PCs and tested the planner for several benchmark environments. With optimal dis...
We present a method to plan collision free paths for robots with any number of degrees of freedom in...
Novel algorithms in robot inverse kinematics and path planning are proposed. Emphasis is placed on ...
We present a method to plan collision free paths for robots with any number of degrees of freedom in...
This paper presents a new approach to parallel motion planning for industrial robot arms with six de...
This paper presents a new approach to parallel motion planning for industrial robot arms with six de...
This paper presents a new approach to parallel path planning for industrial robot arms with six degr...
The paper presents a novel approach to parallel motion planning for robot manipulators in 3D workspa...
We have presented a novel approach to parallel motion planning for robot manipulators in 3D workspac...
This paper discusses the problem of automatic off-line programming and motion planning for industria...
We present a novel approach to parallel motion planning for robot manipulators in 3D workspace...
In this paper we show that parallel search techniques derived from their sequential counterparts can...
One of the many features needed to support the activities of autonomous systems is the ability of mo...
One of the many features needed to support the activities of autonomous systems is the ability of mo...
One of the many features needed to support the activities of autonomous systems is the ability of mo...
This article presents contributions in the field of path planning for industrial robots with 6 degre...
We present a method to plan collision free paths for robots with any number of degrees of freedom in...
Novel algorithms in robot inverse kinematics and path planning are proposed. Emphasis is placed on ...
We present a method to plan collision free paths for robots with any number of degrees of freedom in...
This paper presents a new approach to parallel motion planning for industrial robot arms with six de...
This paper presents a new approach to parallel motion planning for industrial robot arms with six de...
This paper presents a new approach to parallel path planning for industrial robot arms with six degr...
The paper presents a novel approach to parallel motion planning for robot manipulators in 3D workspa...
We have presented a novel approach to parallel motion planning for robot manipulators in 3D workspac...
This paper discusses the problem of automatic off-line programming and motion planning for industria...
We present a novel approach to parallel motion planning for robot manipulators in 3D workspace...
In this paper we show that parallel search techniques derived from their sequential counterparts can...
One of the many features needed to support the activities of autonomous systems is the ability of mo...
One of the many features needed to support the activities of autonomous systems is the ability of mo...
One of the many features needed to support the activities of autonomous systems is the ability of mo...
This article presents contributions in the field of path planning for industrial robots with 6 degre...
We present a method to plan collision free paths for robots with any number of degrees of freedom in...
Novel algorithms in robot inverse kinematics and path planning are proposed. Emphasis is placed on ...
We present a method to plan collision free paths for robots with any number of degrees of freedom in...