Robotics - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 25
About This Presentation
Title:

Robotics

Description:

Robotics. Coordinates, position, orientation kinematics. Homework: Prepare for lab. ... Kinematics ... Inverse kinematics ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:139
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 26
Provided by: jeanin7
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Robotics


1
Robotics
  • Coordinates, position, orientation kinematics
  • Homework Prepare for lab. Postings

2
Coordinate system
  • Method of providing system for specifying points
    / positions / vectors in a given N-dimensional
    space.
  • This space, typically, is a line (1D), plane
    (2D), or space (3D).
  • The most common coordinate system is Cartesian 3
    orthogonal, linear dimensions fixed origin
  • Position of origin needs to be specified
  • Orientation of axes needs to be defined
  • Right-hand rule is convention involving
    relationship of x, y and z
  • Another common system for the plane is polar
    (angle and distance), cylindrical (polar
    height) or spherical (3D vector distance) for
    space.

3
Polar
x d cos(a) y d sin (a) a
atan(y/x) need to specify quadrantcomputer atan
function may do this. d sqr(xxyy)
d
y
a
x
4
Note
  • May be easier to collect positions in polar
    coordinates and then convert them, as needed, to
    something else.
  • REPEAT critical issue is defining the origin.

5
Addition (of moves)
  • Robot moved and moved again.
  • Adding cartesian vectors
  • (x1, y1) (x2,y2) IS (x1x2, y1y2)
  • Need to be aware of when something is a position
    and when it is a displacement
  • Adding polar coordinates
  • Convert to cartesian and convert back!

6
Position
  • of what?
  • Robot wheel base
  • Robot ultrasonic sensor
  • Robot bumper or touch sensor itself
  • Robot light sensor

7
Orientation
  • Where is robot facing?
  • Plane 2 positional degrees of freedom and 1
    angle
  • Space 3 positional degrees of freedom and 3
    angles.

8
Reference
  • Neat Flash animation on vectors
  • Ocean, bottle, current
  • http//ephysics.physics.ucla.edu/newkin/html/posi
    tion_velocity_ship.htm

http//ephysics.physics.ucla.edu/newkin/html/posit
ion_velocity_ship.htm
9
Kinematics
  • For linked/jointed structures, calculating the
    position of the end-point, given the
    position/angle of each joint.
  • Easy (easier) problem

10
Flash example
Inputs are incremental. Angles are degrees
clockwise.
11
Arm
  • 4 joints two degrees of linear motion moving
    the base and 2 links (coupled) angular motion.
  • Is there more than one way to be at one position,
    one orientation???

12
function moveit () var xm parseInt(xmtext.tex
t) var ym -parseInt(ymtext.text) _root.upper
.x xm _root.lower.x xm _root.upper.y
ym _root.lower.y ym Note linear
movement moves each link the same.
Quick update to AS3
13
var upperlength upper._width function
rotateupper() var angle parseInt(angleu) up
per._rotation angle var nangle
upper._rotation var angler nangleMath.PI/180
var endx upper._x upperlengthMath.cos(angl
er) var endy upper._y upperlengthMath.sin(an
gler) lower.x endx lower.y
endy lower.rotation angle
Determine absolute rotation angle
Trig in Flash requires radians
14
  • function rotatelower()
  • lower._rotation parseInt(anglel)

15
Inverse kinematics
  • Given jointed/linked structure, what are
    positions of joints/angles to make endpoint be at
    a given point?
  • May be no answer or multiple answers
  • Easy for IBM Box frame robot links were not
    coupled.
  • For articulated mechanisms, various approaches,
    often requiring iterative techniques.

16
Challenge mapping
  • Program the robot to provide map of the room
  • More precisely, provide coordinates of positions
    of walls/barriers/lines (points)(think about
    connecting points later)
  • Upload using Mindstorms to Desktop. Flash program
    draws points.
  • (Later) send file (single position is 2 numbers)
    to other robot using Bluetooth
  • (Later) automatically upload file to computer

17
Flash application
  • Origin is indicated by center movie clip instance
    (blue dot)
  • Found positions are duplicated movie clip of
    seedw instance (red dots)
  • URLLoader and URLRequest objects
  • Create marker movie clip and use Linkages to
    connect it to a default class. Instances of
    this class can be created dynamically
  • Older versions of Flash used duplicatemovieclip
    and so-called seed instances.

18
testpairs.txt file
  • 0
  • 50
  • 20
  • 60
  • 120
  • 35
  • 200
  • 60
  • 300
  • 40

19
(No Transcript)
20
Flash application
  • Original file had line breaks and was all text,
    used
  • escape
  • split
  • parseInt
  • This code assumes polar coordinates just to show
    you conversion. Can use x,y pairs stored in
    successive positions.
  • Note negative sign for vertical coordinate

21
ActionScript 3.0
  • import flash.display.
  • var requestURLRequest new URLRequest("testpairs
    .txt")
  • var loadrobdataURLLoader new URLLoader()
  • loadrobdata.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,
    usedata)
  • try
  • loadrobdata.load(request)
  • catch (errorError)
  • trace("Unable to load URL " error)

22

function usedata(eventEvent)void var
loaderURLLoader URLLoader(event.target) var
readings escape(loader.data) var rarr new
Array() var rarrnums new Array() var rstg
"" var sep "0D0A" rarr
readings.split(sep) for (i0 iltrarr.length
i) if (rarri.lengthgt0) rarrnums.push(
parseInt(rarri)) for (i0
iltrarrnums.length ii2)
makewallmarker(rarrnumsi,rarrnumsi1)
23
function makewallmarker(angledeg,r) var a
angledegMath.PI/180 var wallmSeedw new
Seedw() wallm.x center.x rMath.cos(a) wall
m.y center.y -rMath.sin(a) addChild(wallm)
24
Lab Mapping
  • One group of strategies is to generate any number
    of points along walls.
  • Leave it to other program to connect dots
  • Another strategy is to measure walls
  • Walk along walls, mark points or lengths
  • You can make assumptions (constraints) on shape
    of room
  • "Build" room using books or other obstacles.

25
Homework
  • Postings
  • Continue work on mapping strategy / strategies
  • What sensor(s)?
  • How to specify origin?
  • Amount of travel versus walls versus ????
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com