Schlagwort: ‘control’
IGMR Consensus In Sensor Robot Network
Agile and freely networked assembly systems are characterised by the sensoric-supported cooperation of several mobile and stationary robots. However, the dynamic transformation of the production lines demands especial control strategies for robotic manipulators. Fast and reliable motion planning and control schemes should be developed that appropriately react to the changes in the environment and setpoints, and produce feasible motions. These assembly systems can then be mapped into the structure of a meta-model that leads to the creation of digital shadows of the factories of the future.
Contact: Daniel Gossen
Watch the video on our Youtube channel: here.
TCP and null space impedance for bypassing objects with the KUKA iiwa
In the video two different types of impedance control of the KUKA iiwa are shown: TCP and null space impedance. Furthermore, the bypassing of objects using impedance control has been implemented.
https://youtu.be/VHrV-nh5oTU
First, the two different types of impedance control are demonstrated. Different stiffnesses can be programmed around the individual TCP axes. Two different stiffnesses within a plane are shown in the video. On the other hand, there is null space impedance. In this case, the robot maintains the pose of the TCP and the elbow can be pushed away. As shown in the video, this can be used to bypass an object while maintaining the programmed TCP path.
Project page: NextGeneration
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