We consider the problem of planning the motion of redundant robotic systems subject to geometric task constraints in the presence of obstacles moving along known trajectories. Building on our previous results on task-constrained motion planning, we propose a control-based motion planner that works directly in the task-constrained configuration space extended with the time dimension. The generated trajectories are collision-free and satisfy the task constraint with arbitrary accuracy. Bounds on the achievable generalized velocities may also be taken into account. The proposed approach is validated through planning experiments on a 7-dof articulated robot and an 8-dof mobile manipulator
Planning problems in the operational space are characterized by implementation issues that do not oc...
We present a general framework for generating trajectories and actuator forces that will take a robo...
Motion planning is a core issue in the field of robotic control, which directly affects the programm...
Abstract — We consider the problem of planning the motion of redundant robotic systems subject to ge...
Abstract—We present a randomized algorithm for planning dynamically feasible motions of robots subje...
Consider the practically relevant situation in which a robotic system is assigned a task to be execu...
We consider the problem of planning collision-free motions for general (i.e., possibly nonholonomic)...
We consider the problem of planning collision-free motions for general (i.e., possibly nonholonomic)...
This paper addresses the motion planning problem in the presence of obstacles for underactuated robo...
Abstract — We consider motion planning in the presence of obstacles for redundant robotic systems su...
We propose a novel and efficient scheme for planning a kinematically feasible path in the presence o...
Consider the problem of planning collision-free motions for a robot that is assigned a soft task con...
During task execution by a space manipulator, many factors need to be considered, such as joint moti...
Summary. This paper presents artificial constraints as a method for guiding heuris-tic search in the...
Artificial Constraints In this paper we present artificial constraints as a method for guiding heuri...
Planning problems in the operational space are characterized by implementation issues that do not oc...
We present a general framework for generating trajectories and actuator forces that will take a robo...
Motion planning is a core issue in the field of robotic control, which directly affects the programm...
Abstract — We consider the problem of planning the motion of redundant robotic systems subject to ge...
Abstract—We present a randomized algorithm for planning dynamically feasible motions of robots subje...
Consider the practically relevant situation in which a robotic system is assigned a task to be execu...
We consider the problem of planning collision-free motions for general (i.e., possibly nonholonomic)...
We consider the problem of planning collision-free motions for general (i.e., possibly nonholonomic)...
This paper addresses the motion planning problem in the presence of obstacles for underactuated robo...
Abstract — We consider motion planning in the presence of obstacles for redundant robotic systems su...
We propose a novel and efficient scheme for planning a kinematically feasible path in the presence o...
Consider the problem of planning collision-free motions for a robot that is assigned a soft task con...
During task execution by a space manipulator, many factors need to be considered, such as joint moti...
Summary. This paper presents artificial constraints as a method for guiding heuris-tic search in the...
Artificial Constraints In this paper we present artificial constraints as a method for guiding heuri...
Planning problems in the operational space are characterized by implementation issues that do not oc...
We present a general framework for generating trajectories and actuator forces that will take a robo...
Motion planning is a core issue in the field of robotic control, which directly affects the programm...