In this report, a method for exploiting the redundancy of a hand-arm mechanical system for manipulation tasks is illustrated. The basic idea is to try to exploit the different intrinsic capabilities of the arm and hand subsystems. The Jacobian transpose technique is at the core of the method: different behaviors of the two subsystems are obtained by means of constraints in Null(J) generated by non-orthogonal projectors. Comments about the computation of the constraints are reported in the memo, as well as a description of some preliminary experiments on a robotic system at the A.I. Lab., M.I.T
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adding arm kinematic redundancy or hand complexity Abstract—This paper presents a high-level discuss...
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In this report, a method for exploiting the redundant degrees of freedom of a hand-arm mechanical sy...
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The author obtained his Ph. D. in 1986 under Professor Bernard Roth. In a publication from the resea...
Abstract—A modular relative Jacobian is recently derived and is expressed in terms of the individual...
The kinematic control of a redundant manipulator involves determining a feasible solution to the non...
Kinematically redundant manipulators are considered, with a prespecified end-effector task and multi...
A method for kinematically modeling a constrained rigid body mechanical system and a method for cont...
Proceedings of: 2011 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS '11),...
This paper presents the redundancy analysis of two cooperative manipulators, showing how they can be...
There are two common methods for kinematic control of redundant manipulators. One is based on the us...
In order to make humans feeling comfortable when working with robots, it is necessary for robots to ...
An efficient computational scheme for solving inverse kinematic problems in redundant robot arms is ...
adding arm kinematic redundancy or hand complexity Abstract—This paper presents a high-level discuss...
This article reports the results of an experimental investigation of real-time kinematic control on ...
In this report, a method for exploiting the redundant degrees of freedom of a hand-arm mechanical sy...
In this paper, a kinematic model for motion coordination of a redundant multi-fingered robotic hand ...
Beside our arms, it is our hands that help us to perform tasks. At first glance, we seems to move ou...
The author obtained his Ph. D. in 1986 under Professor Bernard Roth. In a publication from the resea...
Abstract—A modular relative Jacobian is recently derived and is expressed in terms of the individual...
The kinematic control of a redundant manipulator involves determining a feasible solution to the non...
Kinematically redundant manipulators are considered, with a prespecified end-effector task and multi...
A method for kinematically modeling a constrained rigid body mechanical system and a method for cont...
Proceedings of: 2011 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS '11),...
This paper presents the redundancy analysis of two cooperative manipulators, showing how they can be...
There are two common methods for kinematic control of redundant manipulators. One is based on the us...
In order to make humans feeling comfortable when working with robots, it is necessary for robots to ...
An efficient computational scheme for solving inverse kinematic problems in redundant robot arms is ...
adding arm kinematic redundancy or hand complexity Abstract—This paper presents a high-level discuss...
This article reports the results of an experimental investigation of real-time kinematic control on ...