2010
DOI: 10.1007/s10846-010-9413-z
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Dynamics and Cooperative Object Manipulation Control of Suspended Mobile Manipulators

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“…A popular approach involves the illumination of the surface examined, with a fringe pattern, observing the effect from an angle. This method of non-contact measurement has been adopted by a number of researchers including Burton and Lalor [3], Halsall [4], Malcolm [5] and Chung [6]. These authors describe methods for determining certain features of the surface examined, with the fringe period and angle known.…”
Section: Non-contact Inspectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A popular approach involves the illumination of the surface examined, with a fringe pattern, observing the effect from an angle. This method of non-contact measurement has been adopted by a number of researchers including Burton and Lalor [3], Halsall [4], Malcolm [5] and Chung [6]. These authors describe methods for determining certain features of the surface examined, with the fringe period and angle known.…”
Section: Non-contact Inspectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a different way, Hamner, et al in [8] works in the hybridization of locomotion and manipulation, joining a mobile platform and a manipulator in several modes of operation, but treating the mobile part and the arm as different robots. Considering the dynamics of the mobile manipulator, Li, et al in [9] presents an adaptive control strategy for trajectory tracking, Liu, et al in [10] proposes a diffuse control scheme based on integrated dynamic modelling considering nonholonomic constraints and interactive motions, and Eslamy, et al in [11] investigates the dynamics resulting from placing a suspension system on the mobile part of a mobile manipulator in order to analyze the effect of vibration-absorbing systems. These works are mainly based on nonlinear control algorithms, given the nature of robotic systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coordinated grasping and transporting objects by manipulators is a challenging problem which gets more complicated when the robots are also mobile since the complexity of motions, kinematics, and control increases [4][5]. In the literature, three methods have been used to transport an object by mobile robots: Grasping, Pushing, and Caging [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%