Effects of Slipping Motions of Carrying Objects on Traveling Mobile Manipulator
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概要
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Force and torque induced by motions of a mobile manipulator effect dynamically to the objects being carried on it. If the induced force is bigger than the static friction force, the carrying objects start slipping motion in the mobile manipulator. As the result, the movement of one carrying object may cause a collapse of all carrying objects, since a start of slipping makes the acceleration of mobile robot increase, furthermore it interferes with accurate traveling operations and moreover it is dangerous. In this paper, we propose a model of n-link mobile manipulator including the slipping motion of plural carrying objects.
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著者
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Minami Mamoru
福井大
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Minami Mamoru
Department Of Intelligent Systems Fukui University
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Ikeda Takeshi
Graduate School of Engineering, Fukui University
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Naniwa Tomohide
Department of Intelligent Systems, Fukui University
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Naniwa T
Department Of Intelligent Systems Fukui University
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Naniwa Tomohide
Department Of Human And Artificial Intelligent Systems Faculty Of Engineering University Of Fukui
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Ikeda Takeshi
Graduate School Of Engineering Fukui University
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