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From Robotic Juggling to Robotic Parts Feeding
Srinivas Akella, Wesley Huang, Kevin Lynch, and Matthew T. Mason
In the Ninth Yale Workshop on Adaptive and Learning Systems, 1996.
| Abstract |
| This paper describes our recent work on robotic manipulation using a robot with just one motor. The drift field provided by gravity can serve as an uncontrolled motor to allow a single-motor robot to throw objects to itself, a simple type of robotic juggling. Similarly, the drift field provided by a conveyor belt can serve as an uncontrolled motor to allow a single-motor robot to feed parts in an automated manufacturing context. This paper sketches the principles of very simple manipulators, and describes our recent theoretical and experimental results. |
| Notes |
| Text Reference |
| Srinivas Akella, Wesley Huang, Kevin Lynch, and Matthew T. Mason, "From Robotic Juggling to Robotic Parts Feeding," In the Ninth Yale Workshop on Adaptive and Learning Systems, 1996. |
| BibTeX Reference |
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@inproceedings{Akella_1996_3837, author = "Srinivas Akella and Wesley Huang and Kevin Lynch and Matthew T. Mason", title = "From Robotic Juggling to Robotic Parts Feeding", booktitle = "In the Ninth Yale Workshop on Adaptive and Learning Systems", year = "1996", } |
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