Cooperative Path Planning and Constraints Analysis for Master-Slave Industrial Robots

Cooperative Path Planning and Constraints Analysis for Master-Slave Industrial Robots

A strategy of cooperative path planning for a master-slave multiple robot system is presented in this paper. The path planning method is based on motion constraints between the end-effectors of cooperative robots. Cooperation motions have been classified into three types by relative motions between end-effectors of master and slave robots, which is concurrent cooperation, coupled synchronous co...

Evolutionary Path Planning Algorithm for Industrial Robots

This paper proposed a new methodology to solve collision free path planning problem for industrial robot using genetic algorithms. The method poses an optimization problem that aims to minimize the significant points traveling distance of the robot. The behaviour of more two operational parameters – the end effector traveling distance and computational time – is analysed. This algorithm is able...

Determination of Location and Path Planning Algorithms for Industrial Robots

PSO-Based Path Planning Algorithm for Humanoid Robots Considering Safety

In this paper we introduce an improvement in the path planning algorithm for the humanoid soccer playing robot which uses Ferguson splines and PSO (Particle Swarm Optimization). The objective of the algorithm is to find a path through other playing robots to the ball, which should be as short as possible and also safe enough. Ferguson splines create preliminary paths using random generated para...

Optimal Path Planning of Redundant Cooperative Robots under Equality and Inequality Constraints

Using kinematic resolution, the optimal path planning for two redundant cooperative manipulators carrying a solid object on a desired trajectory is studied. The optimization problem is first solved with no constraint. Consequently, the nonlinear inequality constraints, which model obstacles, are added to the problem. The formulation has been derived using Pontryagin Minimum Principle and result...