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Task Priority Matrix at the Acceleration Level: Collision Avoidance Under Relaxed Constraints
2020
IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters
We propose a new approach for executing the main Cartesian tasks assigned to a robot while guaranteeing wholebody collision avoidance. The robot degrees of freedom are fully utilized by introducing relaxed constraints in the definition of operational and collision avoidance tasks. Desired priorities for each task are assigned using the so-called Task Priority Matrix (TPM) method [1], which is independent from the redundancy resolution law and handles efficiently switchings of priorities. To
doi:10.1109/lra.2020.3004771
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