MOTION PLANNING AND TASK EXECUTION USING POTENTIAL OCCUPANCY ENVELOPES

Spatial regions potentially occupied by a robot (or other machinery) or portion thereof and a human operator during performance of all or a defined portion of a task or an application are computationally estimated. These "potential occupancy envelopes" (POEs) may be based on the states (e....

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description Spatial regions potentially occupied by a robot (or other machinery) or portion thereof and a human operator during performance of all or a defined portion of a task or an application are computationally estimated. These "potential occupancy envelopes" (POEs) may be based on the states (e.g., the current and expected positions, velocities, accelerations, geometry and/or kinematics) of the robot and the human operator. Once the POEs of human operators in the workspace are established, they can be used to guide or revise motion planning for task execution.
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HAND TOOLS
MANIPULATORS
PERFORMING OPERATIONS
PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS
TRANSPORTING
title MOTION PLANNING AND TASK EXECUTION USING POTENTIAL OCCUPANCY ENVELOPES
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