Publications
2002
12.
I Iossifidis; A Steinhage
Controlling a redundant robot arm by means of a haptic sensor Book
2002, ISSN: 00835560.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, direct physical interaction, haptic interface, Inverse kinematics, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
11.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Controlling a Redundant Robot Arm by Means of a Haptic Sensor Inproceedings
In: ROBOTIK 2002, Leistungsstand - Anwendungen - Visionen, pp. 269–274, VDI/VDE VDI Verlag, Ludwigsburg, Germany, 2002.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, Inverse kinematics, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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year = {2002},
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pages = {269--274},
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series = {VDI-Berichte 1679},
abstract = {Abstract This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.},
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Abstract This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
10.
Ioannis Iossifidis; A Steinhage
Controlling a redundant robot arm by means of a haptic sensor Book
2002, ISSN: 00835560.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, direct physical interaction, haptic interface, Inverse kinematics, Machine Learning, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
9.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Controlling a Redundant Robot Arm by Means of a Haptic Sensor Inproceedings
In: ROBOTIK 2002, Leistungsstand - Anwendungen - Visionen, pp. 269–274, VDI/VDE VDI Verlag, Ludwigsburg, Germany, 2002.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, Inverse kinematics, Machine Learning, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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pages = {269--274},
publisher = {VDI Verlag},
address = {Ludwigsburg, Germany},
organization = {VDI/VDE},
series = {VDI-Berichte 1679},
abstract = {Abstract This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.},
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Abstract This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
8.
Ioannis Iossifidis; A Steinhage
Controlling a redundant robot arm by means of a haptic sensor Book
2002, ISSN: 00835560.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, direct physical interaction, haptic interface, Inverse kinematics, Machine Learning, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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abstract = {This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.},
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This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
7.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Controlling a Redundant Robot Arm by Means of a Haptic Sensor Inproceedings
In: ROBOTIK 2002, Leistungsstand - Anwendungen - Visionen, pp. 269–274, VDI/VDE VDI Verlag, Ludwigsburg, Germany, 2002.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, Inverse kinematics, Machine Learning, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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year = {2002},
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booktitle = {ROBOTIK 2002, Leistungsstand - Anwendungen - Visionen},
pages = {269--274},
publisher = {VDI Verlag},
address = {Ludwigsburg, Germany},
organization = {VDI/VDE},
series = {VDI-Berichte 1679},
abstract = {Abstract This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.},
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Abstract This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
6.
Ioannis Iossifidis; A Steinhage
Controlling a redundant robot arm by means of a haptic sensor Book
2002, ISSN: 00835560.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, direct physical interaction, haptic interface, Inverse kinematics, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
5.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Controlling a Redundant Robot Arm by Means of a Haptic Sensor Inproceedings
In: ROBOTIK 2002, Leistungsstand - Anwendungen - Visionen, pp. 269–274, VDI/VDE VDI Verlag, Ludwigsburg, Germany, 2002.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Artificial skin, Inverse kinematics, Man-machine-interaction, Robot manipulator control
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year = {2002},
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pages = {269--274},
publisher = {VDI Verlag},
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series = {VDI-Berichte 1679},
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Abstract This paper describes the hardware- and software-implementation of a touch-sensitive device on the manipulator arm of our anthropomorphic robot CORA. This so-called artificial skin is used to control the configuration of the manipulator while the robot is grasping for objects. By exploiting redundant degrees of freedom, this operator-induced movement constraint can be accounted for without changing the configuration of the end-effector.
2001
4.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields Inproceedings
In: Halme, Aarne; Chatila, Raja; Prassler, Erwin (Ed.): Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001, Yleisjäljennös-Painopörssi, Helsinki, Finland, 2001.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Inverse kinematics, neural fields, Robot manipulator control
@inproceedings{Iossifidis2001c,
title = {Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields},
author = {Ioannis Iossifidis and Axel Steinhage},
editor = {Aarne Halme and Raja Chatila and Erwin Prassler},
year = {2001},
date = {2001-01-01},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001},
publisher = {Yleisjäljennös-Painopörssi},
address = {Helsinki, Finland},
abstract = {In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.},
keywords = {Inverse kinematics, neural fields, Robot manipulator control},
pubstate = {published},
tppubtype = {inproceedings}
}
In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.
3.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields Inproceedings
In: Halme, Aarne; Chatila, Raja; Prassler, Erwin (Ed.): Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001, Yleisjäljennös-Painopörssi, Helsinki, Finland, 2001.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Inverse kinematics, Machine Learning, neural fields, Robot manipulator control
@inproceedings{Iossifidis2001cb,
title = {Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields},
author = {Ioannis Iossifidis and Axel Steinhage},
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year = {2001},
date = {2001-01-01},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001},
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abstract = {In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.},
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pubstate = {published},
tppubtype = {inproceedings}
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In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.
2.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields Inproceedings
In: Halme, Aarne; Chatila, Raja; Prassler, Erwin (Ed.): Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001, Yleisjäljennös-Painopörssi, Helsinki, Finland, 2001.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Inverse kinematics, Machine Learning, neural fields, Robot manipulator control
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title = {Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields},
author = {Ioannis Iossifidis and Axel Steinhage},
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year = {2001},
date = {2001-01-01},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001},
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abstract = {In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.},
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pubstate = {published},
tppubtype = {inproceedings}
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In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.
1.
Ioannis Iossifidis; Axel Steinhage
Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields Inproceedings
In: Halme, Aarne; Chatila, Raja; Prassler, Erwin (Ed.): Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001, Yleisjäljennös-Painopörssi, Helsinki, Finland, 2001.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Inverse kinematics, neural fields, Robot manipulator control
@inproceedings{Iossifidis2001cc,
title = {Control of an 8 DoF Manipulator by Means of Neural Fields},
author = {Ioannis Iossifidis and Axel Steinhage},
editor = {Aarne Halme and Raja Chatila and Erwin Prassler},
year = {2001},
date = {2001-01-01},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the International Conference On Field and Service Robotics, FSR2001},
publisher = {Yleisjäljennös-Painopörssi},
address = {Helsinki, Finland},
abstract = {In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.},
keywords = {Inverse kinematics, neural fields, Robot manipulator control},
pubstate = {published},
tppubtype = {inproceedings}
}
In this article we present a new approach for the control of a redundant robot arm. Our approach contains two parts: first, we have implemented a concept which deals with the underdetermined problem of the inverse kinematics of robot arms with more than six degrees of freedom. This concept guarantees a one-to-one mapping between the task coordinates (position and orientation) and the joint coordinates of the robot arm and allows to use the additional degrees of freedom for additional task requirements such as obstacle avoidance and smoothness of the trajectory. Second, we apply a mathe- matical concept known as neural fields to the control of the end-effector's position. The application of neural fields to the problem of trajectory generation solves two problems: a smooth end-effector trajec- tory is generated and obstacles are avoided. After presenting our hardware platform, an anthropomorphic assistance robot, we will describe the basic concepts of our approach.