会议专题

On the Task Specific Evaluation and Optimisation of Cable-Driven Manipulators

Cable-driven manipulators are traditionally designed for general performance objectives, such as maximisation of workspace. To take advantage of the reconfigurability of cable-driven mechanisms, the optimisation of cable-configurations for specific tasks is presented. Specifically, two types of task specific objectives are explored, the minimisation of cable forces over a desired trajectory and the maximisation of workspace about a desired pose. The formulation and incorporation to the optimisation problem for both task specific objectives are presented. Illustrated using a 3-DoF manipulator example, the results clearly demonstrated the advantages of optimising cable configurations for specific tasks. The potential ease of relocation in cable attachments makes task dependent reconfiguration feasible.

Cable-driven manipulators Task-specific objectives Optimisation

Darwin Lau Kishor Bhalerao Denny Oetomo Saman K. Halgamuge

Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Melbourne,Melbourne, Australia

国际会议

The Second ASME/IFToMM International Conference on Reconfigurable Mechanisms and Robote 第二届ASME/IFTOMM可重构机构与可重构机器人国际大会 ReMAR 2012

天津

英文

707-716

2012-07-08(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)