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Soft motion trajectory planner for service manipulator robot

Broquere et al., 2008

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7725949599560304920
Author
Broquere X
Sidobre D
Herrera-Aguilar I
Publication year
Publication venue
2008 IEEE/RSJ international conference on intelligent robots and systems

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Human interaction introduces two main constraints: Safety and Comfort. Therefore service robot manipulator can't be controlled like industrial robotic manipulator where personnel is isolated from the robot's work envelope. In this paper, we present a soft motion trajectory …
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