Title
Switching strategy for flexible task execution using the cooperative dual task-space framework
Abstract
This paper presents a new strategy for task space control in the cooperative manipulation framework. We extend the cooperative dual task-space (CDTS) - which uses dual quaternions to represent the bimanual manipulation-to explicitly regard self-motion dynamics that arise from redundant kinematics. In this sense, we propose a flexible task execution criterion that enriches the Jacobian null space with additional degrees of freedom by relaxing control requirements upon specific geometric task objectives. The criterion is satisfied with a hysteresis-based switching strategy that ensures stability and convergence upon traditional and relaxed constraints. Simulation results highlight the importance and effectiveness of the proposed technique.
Year
DOI
Venue
2014
10.1109/IROS.2014.6942784
Intelligent Robots and Systems
Keywords
DocType
ISSN
Jacobian matrices,convergence,flexible manipulators,manipulator dynamics,redundant manipulators,stability,Jacobian null space,bimanual manipulation,control requirements,convergence,cooperative dual task-space framework,cooperative manipulation framework,dual quaternions,flexible task execution criterion,hysteresis-based switching strategy,redundant kinematics,relaxed constraints,self-motion dynamics,specific geometric task objectives,stability,task space control
Conference
2153-0858
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
3
0.44
8
Authors
4