• CN:11-2187/TH
  • ISSN:0577-6686

›› 2014, Vol. 50 ›› Issue (23): 29-35.doi: 10.3901/JME.2014.23.029

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基于可变加权矩阵的机器人雅可比矩阵规范化

刘志忠;柳洪义;罗忠;王菲   

  1. 东北大学机械工程与自动化学院; 河南理工大学机械与动力工程学院
  • 出版日期:2014-12-05 发布日期:2014-12-05

Jacobian Matrix Normalization Based on Variable Weighting Matrix

LIU Zhizhong;LIU Hongyi;LUO Zhong;WANG Fei   

  • Online:2014-12-05 Published:2014-12-05

摘要: 末端同时具有平移和转动自由度的机器人雅可比矩阵量纲不统一,导致灵活性指标计算困难,针对此问题提出一种简洁有效的基于可变加权矩阵的雅可比矩阵规范化方法。分析现有规范化方法的原理和不足,根据机器人灵活性的本质意义,提出使对应末端两类速度的雅可比矩阵行矢量有效相对化是雅可比矩阵规范化的核心问题。从雅可比矩阵条件数的定义和各向同性位形的要求出发,给出了雅可比矩阵规范化的一般思路和方法,定义了可变加权矩阵概念。可变加权矩阵直接由雅可比矩阵自身导出,并用于雅可比矩阵规范化,避免了现有方法需要引入额外参数的缺点和不便,也证明了灵活性是机器人的固有属性,与任何额外引入的参数无关。以6R机器人为例进行的理论推导,和以平面3R机器人和Puma560机器人为例进行的数值仿真,验证了可变加权矩阵方法的有效性。

关键词: 机器人, 可变加权矩阵, 灵活性, 雅可比矩阵规范化

Abstract: The Jacobian matrix of a robot with both rotational and translational DOFs consists of entries have different units, which result in the difficulty to compute the dexterity measures of the robot. To solve this problem, a simple but effective method based on variable weighting matrix to normalize the Jacobian matrix is presented. The principles and disvantages of the traditional normalizing methods are analyzed, and based on the essence of robot dexterity, it is pointed out that the core problem of normalizing the Jacobian matrix is to properly relativize the two kinds of vectors of it, which correspond to the two kinds of velocities of the robot respectively. According to the definition of the Jacobian matrix condition number and the requirements of the isotropy, general ideas and methods for normalizing the Jacobian matrix are put forward, and the variable weighting matrix is defined. The variable weighting matrix is deduced just from the Jacobian matrix, and is used in turn to normalize the Jacobian matrix, therefore the disvantages of introducing additional parameters of the traditional methods are avoided. It proves that dexterity is an intrinsic property of the robot, and is independent of any parameters introduced. The validity of the variable weighting matrix is illustrated by the theoretical application to the 6R robot, and the numerical simulations on two typical robot manipulators.

Key words: dexterity, Jacobian matrix normalization, robot manipulator, variable weighting matrix

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