2 research outputs found
Planar Friction Modelling with LuGre Dynamics and Limit Surfaces
Contact surfaces in planar motion exhibit a coupling between tangential and
rotational friction forces. This paper proposes planar friction models grounded
in the LuGre model and limit surface theory. First, distributed planar extended
state models are proposed and the Elasto-Plastic model is extended for
multi-dimensional friction. Subsequently, we derive a reduced planar friction
model, coupled with a pre-calculated limit surface, that offers reduced
computational cost. The limit surface approximation through an ellipsoid is
discussed. The properties of the planar friction models are assessed in various
simulations, demonstrating that the reduced planar friction model achieves
comparable performance to the distributed model while exhibiting ~80 times
lower computational cost
Planning and Control for Cable-routing with Dual-arm Robot
In this paper, we propose a new framework for solving cable-routing problems with a dual-arm robot, where the objective is to clip a Deformable Linear Object (DLO) into several arbitrarily placed fixtures. The core of the framework is a task-space planner, which builds a roadmap from predefined tasks and employs a replanning strategy based on a genetic algorithm, if problems occur. The manipulation tasks are executed with either individual or coordinated control of the arms. Moreover, hierarchical quadratic programming is used to solve the inverse differential kinematics together with extra feasibility objectives. A vision system first identifies the desired fixture route and structure preserved registration estimates the state of the DLO in real-time. The framework is tested on real-world experiments with a YuMi robot, demonstrating a 90% success rate for 3 fixture problems