Whole-body motion planning for humanoid robots by specifying via-points

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We design a framework about the planning of whole body motion for humanoid robots. Motion planning with various constraints is essential to success the task. In this research, we propose a motion planning method corresponding to various conditions for achieving the task. We specify some via-points to deal with the conditions for target achievement depending on various constraints. Together with certain constraints including task accomplishment, the via-point representation plays a crucial role in the optimization process of our method. Furthermore, the via-points as the optimization parameters are related to some physical conditions. We applied this method to generate the kicking motion of a humanoid robot HOAP-3. We have confirmed that the robot was able to complete the task of kicking a ball over an obstacle into a goal in addition to changing conditions of the location of a ball. These results show that the proposed motion planning method using via-point representation can increase articulation of the motion. © 2013 Sung et al.; licensee InTech.

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Sung, C., Kagawa, T., & Uno, Y. (2013). Whole-body motion planning for humanoid robots by specifying via-points. International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems, 10. https://doi.org/10.5772/56747

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