A collection of unactuated disk-shaped parts must be brought by an actuated manipulator robot into a specified configuration from arbitrary initial conditions. The task is cast as a noncooperative game played among the parts—which in turn yields a feedback-based event-driven approach to plan generation and execution. The correctness of this approach, an open question, has been demonstrated in simpler settings and is further suggested by the extensive experiments reported here using an actual working implementation with EDAR—a mobile robot operating in a purely feedback-based event-driven manner. These results verify the reliability of this approach against uncertainties in sensory information and unanticipated changes in workspace configu...
This article develops a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative class of...
An intelligent machine is autonomous. An autonomous machine can operate successfully in a diversity ...
This paper reviews the theory of navigation functions and the attendant use of natural control techn...
A collection of unactuated disk-shaped parts must be brought by an actuated manipulator robot into...
This paper is concerned with the parts’ moving problem based on an event-driven planning and control...
EDAR (event-driven assembler robot) — a mobile robot capable of moving a collection of disk-shaped p...
We propose an event-driven approach to planning and control of robot assembly problems using ideas f...
We propose an event-driven algorithm for the control of simple robot assembly problems based on nonc...
Assembly problems require that a robot with a few actuated degrees of freedom manipulate an environm...
An approach to the problem of controlling automated assembly tasks using artificial potential functi...
A feedback control strategy for the command of robot motion includes some limited automatic planning...
Task demonstration is one effective technique for developing robot motion control policies. As tasks...
We report on our initial efforts to build robot feedback controllers that develop increased capabili...
Assembly problems require that a robotic system with fewer actuated degrees of freedom manipulate an...
Assembly problems require that a robot with a few actuated degrees of freedom manipulate an environm...
This article develops a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative class of...
An intelligent machine is autonomous. An autonomous machine can operate successfully in a diversity ...
This paper reviews the theory of navigation functions and the attendant use of natural control techn...
A collection of unactuated disk-shaped parts must be brought by an actuated manipulator robot into...
This paper is concerned with the parts’ moving problem based on an event-driven planning and control...
EDAR (event-driven assembler robot) — a mobile robot capable of moving a collection of disk-shaped p...
We propose an event-driven approach to planning and control of robot assembly problems using ideas f...
We propose an event-driven algorithm for the control of simple robot assembly problems based on nonc...
Assembly problems require that a robot with a few actuated degrees of freedom manipulate an environm...
An approach to the problem of controlling automated assembly tasks using artificial potential functi...
A feedback control strategy for the command of robot motion includes some limited automatic planning...
Task demonstration is one effective technique for developing robot motion control policies. As tasks...
We report on our initial efforts to build robot feedback controllers that develop increased capabili...
Assembly problems require that a robotic system with fewer actuated degrees of freedom manipulate an...
Assembly problems require that a robot with a few actuated degrees of freedom manipulate an environm...
This article develops a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative class of...
An intelligent machine is autonomous. An autonomous machine can operate successfully in a diversity ...
This paper reviews the theory of navigation functions and the attendant use of natural control techn...