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Jin WANG, Shengjie LI, Haiyun ZHANG, Guodong LU, Yichang FENG, Peng WANG, Jituo LI. A distributed variable density path search and simplification method for industrial manipulators with end-effector’s attitude constraints[J]. Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 1998, -1(-1): .
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Abstract: In many robot operation scenarios, the end-effector's attitude constraints of movement are indispensable for the task process, such as robotic welding, spraying, handling, stacking, etc. Meanwhile, the inverse kinematics, collision detection and space search are involved in the path planning procedure under attitude constraints, making it complicated and difficult to achieve satisfactory efficiency and effectiveness in practice. To address these problems, this paper proposes a distributed variable density path planning method with attitude constraints (DVDP-AC) for industrial robots. Firstly, a position-attitude constraints reconstruction (PACR) approach is proposed in the inverse kinematics solution. Then, the distributed signed-distance-field (DSDF) model with single-step safety sphere (SSS) is designed to improve the efficiency of collision detection. Based on that, the variable density path search method is adopted in Cartesian space. Furthermore, a novel forward sequential path simplification approach (FSPS) is proposed to adaptively eliminate redundant path points considering path accessibility. Finally, experimental results verify the performance and effectiveness of the proposed DVDP-AC method under end-effector's attitude constraints, and its characteristics and advantages are demonstrated by comparing it with current mainstream path planning methods.
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