Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm

In industrial robotics, grasping an object is required to happen fast since the position and orientation of such an object is a-priori known. However, if such information about the position and orientation is unavailable and objects are spread randomly on a conveyor, it may be challenging to keep th...

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Main Author: Benbelkacem, Yacine
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Language:English
Published: 2013
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description In industrial robotics, grasping an object is required to happen fast since the position and orientation of such an object is a-priori known. However, if such information about the position and orientation is unavailable and objects are spread randomly on a conveyor, it may be challenging to keep the dexterity and speed at which the task is carried out. Nowadays, the use of vision sensors to compute the position and orientation of an object and to reposition the robotic system is being used accordingly. This technology has indirectly introduced a disparity in time that varies according to the nature of the control technique.
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spelling usm-463422020-02-26T03:53:13Z http://eprints.usm.my/46342/ Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm Benbelkacem, Yacine TK1-9971 Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering In industrial robotics, grasping an object is required to happen fast since the position and orientation of such an object is a-priori known. However, if such information about the position and orientation is unavailable and objects are spread randomly on a conveyor, it may be challenging to keep the dexterity and speed at which the task is carried out. Nowadays, the use of vision sensors to compute the position and orientation of an object and to reposition the robotic system is being used accordingly. This technology has indirectly introduced a disparity in time that varies according to the nature of the control technique. 2013-11 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/46342/1/Yacine%20Benbelkacem24.pdf Benbelkacem, Yacine (2013) Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm. Masters thesis, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
spellingShingle TK1-9971 Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering
Benbelkacem, Yacine
Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm
title Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm
title_full Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm
title_fullStr Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm
title_full_unstemmed Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm
title_short Near-Minimum Time Visual Servo Control Of An Underactuated Robotic Arm
title_sort near-minimum time visual servo control of an underactuated robotic arm
topic TK1-9971 Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering
url http://eprints.usm.my/46342/
http://eprints.usm.my/46342/1/Yacine%20Benbelkacem24.pdf