2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-30036-4_13
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Workspace Modelling of a Parallel Robot with Relative Manipulation Mechanisms Based on Optimization Methods

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“…, 6: g 1 = l min − l 1 , g 2 = l min − l 2 , g 3 = l min − l 3 , g 4 = l 1 − l max , g 5 = l 2 − l max , g 6 = l 3 − l max . Let us approximate the set of solutions of system (8) for transferring the constraint of input coordinates according to (7) and (19) into the space of coordinates z 1 , θ, ψ of the moving platform. The approximated set is a covering consisting of n-dimensional boxes.…”
Section: Algorithm Synthesismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…, 6: g 1 = l min − l 1 , g 2 = l min − l 2 , g 3 = l min − l 3 , g 4 = l 1 − l max , g 5 = l 2 − l max , g 6 = l 3 − l max . Let us approximate the set of solutions of system (8) for transferring the constraint of input coordinates according to (7) and (19) into the space of coordinates z 1 , θ, ψ of the moving platform. The approximated set is a covering consisting of n-dimensional boxes.…”
Section: Algorithm Synthesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Algorithms based on deterministic methods for approximating the set of solutions to systems of nonlinear inequalities can be effectively used to determine the workspace. The use of deterministic optimization algorithms based on the concept of nonuniform coverings [17] to determine the workspace of parallel robots is presented in [18,19]. Let us consider applying an approach based on the concept of nonuniform coverings to determine the working and technological areas of robots that are part of a multirobotic system and then identify the positions at which a collision of robots is possible.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%