Motion Comparator: Visual Comparison of Robot Motions
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| author | Wang, Yeping Peseckis, Alexander Jiang, Zelong Gleicher, Michael |
| author_facet | Wang, Yeping Peseckis, Alexander Jiang, Zelong Gleicher, Michael |
| contents | Roboticists compare robot motions for tasks such as parameter tuning, troubleshooting, and deciding between possible motions. However, most existing visualization tools are designed for individual motions and lack the features necessary to facilitate robot motion comparison. In this paper, we utilize a rigorous design framework to develop Motion Comparator, a web-based tool that facilitates the comprehension, comparison, and communication of robot motions. Our design process identified roboticists' needs, articulated design challenges, and provided corresponding strategies. Motion Comparator includes several key features such as multi-view coordination, quaternion visualization, time warping, and comparative designs. To demonstrate the applications of Motion Comparator, we discuss four case studies in which our tool is used for motion selection, troubleshooting, parameter tuning, and motion review. |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Motion Comparator: Visual Comparison of Robot Motions Wang, Yeping Peseckis, Alexander Jiang, Zelong Gleicher, Michael Robotics Roboticists compare robot motions for tasks such as parameter tuning, troubleshooting, and deciding between possible motions. However, most existing visualization tools are designed for individual motions and lack the features necessary to facilitate robot motion comparison. In this paper, we utilize a rigorous design framework to develop Motion Comparator, a web-based tool that facilitates the comprehension, comparison, and communication of robot motions. Our design process identified roboticists' needs, articulated design challenges, and provided corresponding strategies. Motion Comparator includes several key features such as multi-view coordination, quaternion visualization, time warping, and comparative designs. To demonstrate the applications of Motion Comparator, we discuss four case studies in which our tool is used for motion selection, troubleshooting, parameter tuning, and motion review. |
| title | Motion Comparator: Visual Comparison of Robot Motions |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.02746 |