Constrained Bimanual Planning with Analytic Inverse Kinematics
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| author | Cohn, Thomas Shaw, Seiji Simchowitz, Max Tedrake, Russ |
| author_facet | Cohn, Thomas Shaw, Seiji Simchowitz, Max Tedrake, Russ |
| contents | In order for a bimanual robot to manipulate an object that is held by both hands, it must construct motion plans such that the transformation between its end effectors remains fixed. This amounts to complicated nonlinear equality constraints in the configuration space, which are difficult for trajectory optimizers. In addition, the set of feasible configurations becomes a measure zero set, which presents a challenge to sampling-based motion planners. We leverage an analytic solution to the inverse kinematics problem to parametrize the configuration space, resulting in a lower-dimensional representation where the set of valid configurations has positive measure. We describe how to use this parametrization with existing motion planning algorithms, including sampling-based approaches, trajectory optimizers, and techniques that plan through convex inner-approximations of collision-free space. |
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| spellingShingle | Constrained Bimanual Planning with Analytic Inverse Kinematics Cohn, Thomas Shaw, Seiji Simchowitz, Max Tedrake, Russ Robotics In order for a bimanual robot to manipulate an object that is held by both hands, it must construct motion plans such that the transformation between its end effectors remains fixed. This amounts to complicated nonlinear equality constraints in the configuration space, which are difficult for trajectory optimizers. In addition, the set of feasible configurations becomes a measure zero set, which presents a challenge to sampling-based motion planners. We leverage an analytic solution to the inverse kinematics problem to parametrize the configuration space, resulting in a lower-dimensional representation where the set of valid configurations has positive measure. We describe how to use this parametrization with existing motion planning algorithms, including sampling-based approaches, trajectory optimizers, and techniques that plan through convex inner-approximations of collision-free space. |
| title | Constrained Bimanual Planning with Analytic Inverse Kinematics |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.08770 |