Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Dynamic path for end effector control
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Application No.: US16631404Application Date: 2018-07-16
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Publication No.: US12073150B2Publication Date: 2024-08-27
- Inventor: Mark Joseph Pivac , James Gary Robertson
- Applicant: FASTBRICK IP PTY LTD
- Applicant Address: AU High Wycombe
- Assignee: FASTBRICK IP PTY LTD
- Current Assignee: FASTBRICK IP PTY LTD
- Current Assignee Address: AU High Wycombe
- Agency: Perkins Coie LLP
- Priority: WO TAU2017050739 2017.07.17
- International Application: PCT/AU2018/050734 2018.07.16
- International Announcement: WO2019/014702A 2019.01.24
- Date entered country: 2020-01-15
- Main IPC: B25J9/00
- IPC: B25J9/00 ; B25J5/00 ; B25J9/02 ; B25J9/16 ; B25J13/08 ; B25J19/02 ; B28D1/00 ; B28D1/10 ; B28D1/18 ; B28D7/00 ; B28D7/04 ; B60P1/48 ; E04B1/02 ; E04G21/22 ; G05B19/4097 ; G05B19/416 ; G06F16/00 ; G06F16/17 ; G06F30/13 ; B60P3/28 ; B66C13/22 ; E04B2/04 ; E04F21/02 ; G01C15/00 ; G01S17/66 ; G06F111/20

Abstract:
A system for performing interactions within a physical environment including a robot base that undergoes movement relative to the environment, a robot arm mounted to the robot base, the robot arm including an end effector mounted thereon and a tracking system that measures a robot base position indicative of a position of the robot base relative to the environment. A control system acquires an indication of an end effector destination, and repeatedly determines a robot base position using signals from the tracking system, calculates an end effector path extending to the end effector destination at least in part using the robot base position, generates robot control signals based on the end effector path and applies the robot control signals to the robot arm to cause the end effector to be moved along the end effector path towards the destination.
Public/Granted literature
- US20200206923A1 DYNAMIC PATH FOR END EFFECTOR CONTROL Public/Granted day:2020-07-02
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