Extending First-order Robotic Motion Planners to Second-order Robot Dynamics

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Autori principali: Sawant, Mayur, Tayebi, Abdelhamid
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author Sawant, Mayur
Tayebi, Abdelhamid
author_facet Sawant, Mayur
Tayebi, Abdelhamid
contents This paper extends first-order motion planners to robots governed by second-order dynamics. Two control schemes are proposed based on the knowledge of a scalar function whose negative gradient aligns with a given first-order motion planner. When such a function is known, the first-order motion planner is combined with a damping velocity vector with a dynamic gain to extend the safety and convergence guarantees of the first-order motion planner to second-order systems. If no such function is available, we propose an alternative control scheme ensuring that the error between the robot's velocity and the first-order motion planner converges to zero. The theoretical developments are supported by simulation results demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed approaches.
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spellingShingle Extending First-order Robotic Motion Planners to Second-order Robot Dynamics
Sawant, Mayur
Tayebi, Abdelhamid
Robotics
Systems and Control
This paper extends first-order motion planners to robots governed by second-order dynamics. Two control schemes are proposed based on the knowledge of a scalar function whose negative gradient aligns with a given first-order motion planner. When such a function is known, the first-order motion planner is combined with a damping velocity vector with a dynamic gain to extend the safety and convergence guarantees of the first-order motion planner to second-order systems. If no such function is available, we propose an alternative control scheme ensuring that the error between the robot's velocity and the first-order motion planner converges to zero. The theoretical developments are supported by simulation results demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed approaches.
title Extending First-order Robotic Motion Planners to Second-order Robot Dynamics
topic Robotics
Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.17589