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Nonholonomic Manipulators
(Englisch)
Springer Tracts in Advanced Robotics 13
Woojin Chung

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Presents recent results in design and control of robot manipulator which is controllable with only two actuators using nonholonomic constraints


This focused monograph builds upon an increasing interest in nonholonomic mechanical systems in robotics and control engineering. It covers the definition and development of new nonholonomic machines designed on the basis of nonlinear control theory for nonholonomic mechanical systems.


Introduction.- Design of the nonholonomic manipulator.- Prototyping and control of the nonholonomic manipulator.- Design of the chained form manipulator.- Prototyping and control of the chained form manipulator.- Conclusion.

This focused monograph on nonholonomic manipulators builds upon an increasing interest in nonholonomic mechanical systems in robotics and control engineering. The scope of this book is the definition and development of new nonholonomic machines which are designed on the basis of nonlinear control theory for nonholonomic mechanical systems. A key feature of the work is the possibility to exploit nonholonomic theory to design innovative mechanical systems with a reduced number of actuators without reducing the size of their controllable space. The book offers a comprehensive treatment of the problem from the theoretical development of the various control schemes to prototyping new types of manipulators, while testing their performance by simulation and experiments in a number of significant cases.


From the reviews of the first edition:

"The presented monograph evolved from the author´s Ph.D. dissertation ... . The work builds upon an increasing interest in nonholonomic mechanical systems which have attracted several researchers in control and robotics. A key feature of the book is the possibility to exploit nonholonomic theory to design innovative mechanical systems ... . The volume offers a comprehensive treatment of the problem from the theoretical development of the various control schemes to prototyping new types of manipulators ... ." (Bojidar Cheshankov, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1074, 2005)




From the reviews of the first edition:

"The presented monograph evolved from the author's Ph.D. dissertation ... . The work builds upon an increasing interest in nonholonomic mechanical systems which have attracted several researchers in control and robotics. A key feature of the book is the possibility to exploit nonholonomic theory to design innovative mechanical systems ... . The volume offers a comprehensive treatment of the problem from the theoretical development of the various control schemes to prototyping new types of manipulators ... ." (Bojidar Cheshankov, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1074, 2005)


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Introduction.- Design of the nonholonomic manipulator.- Prototyping and control of the nonholonomic manipulator.- Design of the chained form manipulator.- Prototyping and control of the chained form manipulator.- Conclusion.


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This focused monograph on nonholonomic manipulators builds upon an increasing interest in nonholonomic mechanical systems in robotics and control engineering. The scope of this book is the definition and development of new nonholonomic machines which are designed on the basis of nonlinear control theory for nonholonomic mechanical systems. A key feature of the work is the possibility to exploit nonholonomic theory to design innovative mechanical systems with a reduced number of actuators without reducing the size of their controllable space. The book offers a comprehensive treatment of the problem from the theoretical development of the various control schemes to prototyping new types of manipulators, while testing their performance by simulation and experiments in a number of significant cases.




Presents recent results in design and control of robot manipulator which is controllable with only two actuators using nonholonomic constraints



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