A Study of Time Energy Optimal Trajectory Planning Algorithms of Robot Manipulators
The 52nd Annual International Scientific Conference of Riga Technical University. Section of Power and Electrical Engineering: Abstract Book and Electronic Proceedings 2011
Dāvis Meike

In this paper, study results of the trajectory planning algorithms of industrial robot manipulators are presented. A classification of various robotic manipulators’ trajectory planning algorithms is proposed, and various time and time-energy optimal control algorithms are analyzed. Planning algorithms are categorized in direct and iterative methods, either with new trajectory generation or motion control along predefined Cartesian robot path. Time-variable or time-constant methods are distinguished. A review of various cost functions of iterative solutions is given and the stated numerical results are compared. Among direct methods 4 different acceleration profile types of point-to-point movements, each within 3 different axes’ synchronization alternatives have been simulated by means of energy and time efficiency and compared with a trajectory generated of an RCS module of a KUKA KR2210 industrial robot.


Keywords
robot manipulators, modeling, trajectory, optimization

Meike, D. A Study of Time Energy Optimal Trajectory Planning Algorithms of Robot Manipulators. In: The 52nd Annual International Scientific Conference of Riga Technical University. Section of Power and Electrical Engineering: Abstract Book and Electronic Proceedings, Latvia, Riga, 14-14 October, 2011. Riga: RTU Publishing House, 2011, pp.60-67. ISBN 978-9934-10-210-3.

Publication language
English (en)
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