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Fig. 3.12 Continuous photograph of tool manipulation [5]
ξ x , ξ y ] T
The target position in the image plane is defined as
ξ
=[
and the 3D
z ] T
position of the target is defined as x =[ x
,
y
,
. Using the perspective projection
function f , we can write
= f ( x ). From the kinematics of the hand and tweezers
structure, we can write the tip of tweezers point as x = g (
ξ
θ
). By differentiating this
relation we get
=
x
f
g
∂θ w
˙
θ w = J ˙
˙
ξ
θ w
(3.17)
where J is an image Jacobian. Using this relationship, the desired wrist joint angle
θ dw is computed as
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