TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology
Betreuer:
Knoll, Alois C. (Prof. Dr. habil.)
Gutachter:
Knoll, Alois C. (Prof. Dr. habil.); Kröger, Torsten (Prof. Dr.)
Sprache:
en
Fachgebiet:
NAT Naturwissenschaften (allgemein)
TU-Systematik:
DAT 260; DAT 815
Kurzfassung:
A modern robotic system is a multidisciplinary product, ranging from modern engineering methods to environmental perception. They are key ingredients of the realization of robot automation. Approaches based on the teach-in concepts or predefined parameters will result in long development cycles that are unsuitable for flexible and modular small and medium-sized factory environments. The motivation of this thesis is to demonstrate that autonomous robot tasks can be described and solved in terms of trajectory planning, environment sensing, and grasp planning.
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A modern robotic system is a multidisciplinary product, ranging from modern engineering methods to environmental perception. They are key ingredients of the realization of robot automation. Approaches based on the teach-in concepts or predefined parameters will result in long development cycles that are unsuitable for flexible and modular small and medium-sized factory environments. The motivation of this thesis is to demonstrate that autonomous robot tasks can be described and solved in terms...
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Übersetzte Kurzfassung:
A modern robotic system is a multidisciplinary product, ranging from modern engineering methods to environmental perception. They are key ingredients of the realization of robot automation. Approaches based on the teach-in concepts or predefined parameters will result in long development cycles that are unsuitable for flexible and modular small and medium-sized factory environments. The motivation of this thesis is to demonstrate that autonomous robot tasks can be described and solved in terms of trajectory planning, environment sensing, and grasp planning.
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A modern robotic system is a multidisciplinary product, ranging from modern engineering methods to environmental perception. They are key ingredients of the realization of robot automation. Approaches based on the teach-in concepts or predefined parameters will result in long development cycles that are unsuitable for flexible and modular small and medium-sized factory environments. The motivation of this thesis is to demonstrate that autonomous robot tasks can be described and solved in terms...
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