A new modeling approach for describing motion of robots in contact with a possibly dynamic environment is presented. The proposed technique allows to model all those cases in which purely kinematic constraints imposed on the robot end-effector live together with dynamic interactions. Suitable parametrizations are introduced for the environment configurations and constrained end-effector poses and for the exchanged forces. The generalized directions of 'static' environment reaction forces (orthogonal to the directions of admissible end-effector motion) and those of 'active' forces (responsible for energy transfer between robot and environment) are formally characterized. The overall dynamics of the robot-environment system is then derived in a unique framework. The obtained model structure is shown to be suitable for the design of hybrid control laws. Simple but significative examples are reported to illustrate the modeling procedure.

On the modeling of robots in contact with a dynamic environment

Costanzo Manes
1991-01-01

Abstract

A new modeling approach for describing motion of robots in contact with a possibly dynamic environment is presented. The proposed technique allows to model all those cases in which purely kinematic constraints imposed on the robot end-effector live together with dynamic interactions. Suitable parametrizations are introduced for the environment configurations and constrained end-effector poses and for the exchanged forces. The generalized directions of 'static' environment reaction forces (orthogonal to the directions of admissible end-effector motion) and those of 'active' forces (responsible for energy transfer between robot and environment) are formally characterized. The overall dynamics of the robot-environment system is then derived in a unique framework. The obtained model structure is shown to be suitable for the design of hybrid control laws. Simple but significative examples are reported to illustrate the modeling procedure.
1991
0-7803-0078-5
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