Trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipes
In this paper, a walking in-pipe robot is studied. The robot has six legs, each consisting of 3 links connected via rotary joints. The legs are attached to the robot’s body. The work is focused on the problem of generating desired position and orientation for the robot’s body, using a given footstep...
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doaj-b6e80487ca1742db94fe5e27ac2291fe2021-03-02T02:25:58ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2017-01-011130201610.1051/matecconf/201711302016matecconf_er2017_02016Trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipesSavin SergeiJatsun SergeyVorochaeva LyudmilaIn this paper, a walking in-pipe robot is studied. The robot has six legs, each consisting of 3 links connected via rotary joints. The legs are attached to the robot’s body. The work is focused on the problem of generating desired position and orientation for the robot’s body, using a given footstep sequence. An iterative geometric algorithm for generating orientation sequence is proposed. The problem of finding the desired position of the center of mass of the robot’s body is formulated as a problem of minimizing stretching of the robot’s legs during steps. Also, an analytical solution for inverse kinematics problem has been given. All proposed algorithms do not require extensive calculation and use basic algebraic operations.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201711302016 |
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Savin Sergei Jatsun Sergey Vorochaeva Lyudmila |
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Trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipes |
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Trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipes |
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Trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipes |
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Trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipes |
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Trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipes |
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trajectory generation for a walking in-pipe robot moving through spatially curved pipes |
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In this paper, a walking in-pipe robot is studied. The robot has six legs, each consisting of 3 links connected via rotary joints. The legs are attached to the robot’s body. The work is focused on the problem of generating desired position and orientation for the robot’s body, using a given footstep sequence. An iterative geometric algorithm for generating orientation sequence is proposed. The problem of finding the desired position of the center of mass of the robot’s body is formulated as a problem of minimizing stretching of the robot’s legs during steps. Also, an analytical solution for inverse kinematics problem has been given. All proposed algorithms do not require extensive calculation and use basic algebraic operations. |
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