Event Driven Parts Moving in 2D Endogenuous Environments
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General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception Laboratory
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General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception Laboratory
Kod*lab
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GRASP
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Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Systems Engineering
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Electrical and Computer Engineering
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This paper is concerned with the parts’ moving problem based on an event-driven planning and control. We are interested in developing feedback based approaches to the automatic generation of actuator commands that cause the robot to move a set of parts from an arbitrary initial disassembled configuration to a specif ed final configuration. In the Phase I of this project, a composite algorithm that reactively switches between different feedback controllers has been shown to induce a noncooperative game being played among the parts being manipulated. This paper describes experimental results with EDAR - Event-Driven Assembler Robot - developed for moving parts based on feedback techniques. For more information: Kod*Lab
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2000-04-01
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2023-05-17T08:11:16.000
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BibTeX entry @inproceedings{author-conference-2000, author = {C. Serkan Karagoz and H. Isil Bozma}, title = {Event Driven Parts Moving in 2D Endogenous Environments}, booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Robotics and Automation}, year = {2000}, address = {San Francisco, USA}, month = {April}, } This research is supported by the NSF under grant INT-9819890. The first two authors have been supported in part by n’jsflAK MSAG 65–1995 and Bogazici University Fund #99HA201. The third author has been supported in part by the NSF under grant 9510673. We gratefully acknowledge the contributions and assiduous work of Ihsan Hover to mechanical design and implementation.