Trajectory Planning in Robotics
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Which term refers to the physical path that a robot will follow in space with no consideration for time?

  • Cartesian space
  • Joint space
  • Trajectory planning
  • Path planning (correct)
  • What is one of the learning goals of the lecture?

  • To compute cubic and quintic trajectories for a robot manipulator
  • To recognize the advantages and disadvantages of different choices in trajectory generation
  • To understand the difference between paths and trajectories (correct)
  • To apply axis & angle representation to compute rotational error between a desired and actual reference rotation matrix
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of different choices in trajectory generation and planning in the joint vs. cartesian space?

  • To recognize the advantages and disadvantages of different choices in trajectory generation (correct)
  • To compute cubic and quintic trajectories for a robot manipulator
  • To apply axis & angle representation to compute rotational error between a desired and actual reference rotation matrix
  • To understand the difference between paths and trajectories
  • What can be computed for a robot manipulator when it comes to trajectory planning?

    <p>Cubic and quintic trajectories</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are some tradeoffs between different planning approaches?

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    Study Notes

    Robot Trajectory Planning

    • Trajectory refers to the physical path that a robot will follow in space with no consideration for time.

    Learning Goals

    • One of the learning goals of the lecture is to understand trajectory planning and its applications.

    Trajectory Generation and Planning

    • Joint Space and Cartesian Space are two different approaches to trajectory generation and planning, each with their advantages and disadvantages.

    Trajectory Planning for Robot Manipulators

    • For a robot manipulator, the following can be computed when it comes to trajectory planning:
      • Position
      • Velocity
      • Acceleration

    Planning Approaches

    • There are tradeoffs between different planning approaches, with each approach having its own strengths and weaknesses.

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