Programming by Demonstration of Pick-and-Place Tasks for Industrial Manipulators using Task Primitives
Programming by Demonstration of Pick-and-Place Tasks for Industrial Manipulators using Task Primitives
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10.1109/cira.2007.382863
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2007-06
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Alexander Skoglund;B. Iliev;B. Kadmiry;R. Palm
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Alexander Skoglund;B. Iliev;B. Kadmiry;R. Palm
This article presents an approach to Programming by Demonstration (PbD) to simplify programming of industrial manipulators. By using a set of task primitives for a known task type, the demonstration is interpreted and a manipulator program is automatically generated. A pick-and-place task is analyzed, based on the velocity profile, and decomposed in task primitives. Task primitives are basic actions of the robot/gripper, which can be executed in a sequence to form a complete a task. For modeling and generation of the demonstrated trajectory, fuzzy time clustering is used, resulting in smooth and accurate motions. To illustrate our approach, we carried out our experiments on a real industrial manipulator.