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AssigneeBerkshire Grey, Inc.
InventorsThomas WAGNER, Kevin AHEARN, Michael DAWSON-HAGGERTY, Christopher GEYER, Thomas KOLETSCHKA, Kyle MARONEY, Matthew T. MASON, Gene Temple PRICE, Joseph ROMANO, Daniel SMITH, Siddhartha SRINIVASA, Prassandra VELAGAPUDI, Thomas ALLEN
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An articulated arm system is disclosed that includes an articulated arm including an end effector, and a robotic arm control systems including at least one sensor for sensing at least one of the position, movement or acceleration of the articulated arm, and a main controller for providing computational control of the articulated arm, and an on-board controller for providing, responsive to the at least one sensor, a motion signal that directly controls at least a portion of the articulated arm.
An articulated arm system comprising an articulated arm including an end effector, and a robotic arm control systems including at least one sensor for sensing at least one of the position, movement or acceleration of the articulated arm, and a main controller for providing computational control of the articulated arm, and an on-board controller for providing, responsive to the at least one sensor, a motion signal that directly controls at least a portion of the articulated arm.
An articulated arm system comprising an articulated arm including an end effector, and an articulated arm control system including at least one sensor for sensing at least one of the position, movement or acceleration of the articulated arm, a main controller for providing computational control of the articulated arm, and an on-board controller for providing, responsive to the at least one sensor, a control signal to the main controller.
A method of providing a control signal to an end effector of an articulated arm, said method comprising the steps of:
The method as claimed in clam 18, wherein the on-board controller is mounted on the articulated arm.
A method of providing a control signal to an end effector of an articulated arm, said method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.