Robot with seven or more degrees of freedom
OwnerAvinash Verma, Robert Holmberg +5inventors
InventorsAvinash Verma, Robert Holmberg, Gil Matzliach, Luis Sentis, Salvador Perez, Samir Menon, Zhouwen Sun
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OwnerAvinash Verma, Robert Holmberg +5inventors
InventorsAvinash Verma, Robert Holmberg, Gil Matzliach, Luis Sentis, Salvador Perez, Samir Menon, Zhouwen Sun
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A robot having seven or more degrees of freedom is disclosed. In various embodiments, the robot includes a positioning robot having m degrees of freedom and a manipulator robot having n degrees of freedom coupled to the positioning robot. The robot is configured to be operated in a first mode of operation, in which the positioning robot is controlled to position move the manipulator robot into a position to perform a task and the manipulator robot is controlled independently of the positioning robot to perform the task; and in a second mode of operation, in which at least a subset of the m degrees of freedom of the positioning robot and at least a subset of the n degrees of freedom of the manipulator robot are controlled together, by a single controller, to perform the task.
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A robotic system, comprising:
A method of controlling a robot comprising a positioning robot having m degrees of freedom, a first base end, and a first free moving end and a manipulator robot having n degrees of freedom, the manipulator robot having a second base end coupled mechanically to the first free moving end of the positioning robot and a second free end configured to have a robotic end effector mounted thereon, the method comprising:
A computer program product to control a robot comprising a positioning robot having m degrees of freedom, a first base end, and a first free moving end and a manipulator robot having n degrees of freedom, the manipulator robot having a second base end coupled mechanically to the first free moving end of the positioning robot and a second free end configured to have a robotic end effector mounted thereon, the method comprising, the computer program product being embodied in a non-transitory computer readable medium and comprising computer instructions for:
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