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Kees van den Doel

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IROS Conference 1994 Conference Paper

Constructing performance measures for constrained systems

  • Kees van den Doel
  • Dinesh K. Pai

Investigates the construction of performance measures for robot manipulators with closed kinematic loops. For such systems, the equations for the forward kinematics and the constraints can not be solved explicitly in general. The authors extend a formalism introduced by them previously (1993, 1994) based on the construction of an "induced" metric tensor on the work space of the manipulator, to include systems with constraints (which may be non-holonomic). As an example of an application the authors compute the generalized Yoshikawa measure for a planar five-link closed linkage chain, which they use to compute some optimal postures. >

ICRA Conference 1994 Conference Paper

Constructing Performance Measures for Robot Manipulators

  • Kees van den Doel
  • Dinesh K. Pai

We introduce a formalism for the systematic construction of performance measures for robot manipulators in a unified framework based on differential geometry. We show how known measures arise naturally in our formalism and we construct some new measures. The new measures presented here are the effective inertia on workspace and the kinematic and dynamic anisotropy measures for redundant manipulators. >

ICRA Conference 1994 Conference Paper

Redundancy and Non-Linearity Measures for Robot Manipulators

  • Kees van den Doel
  • Dinesh K. Pai

We investigate two new classes of performance measures. The first class quantifies the ability of a redundant manipulator to reconfigure itself while keeping the end-effector at a fixed position. The second measures the nonlinearity of the manipulator. We derive these measures using the differential-geometric formalism we introduced previously (1993). >