Mechanical arm inverse kinematics solving method based on chaotic and parallelized artificial bee colony algorithm
A chaotic bee colony algorithm and inverse kinematics technology, applied in calculation, calculation model, biological model, etc., can solve the problems that cannot satisfy the real-time control of the manipulator, avoid falling into local optimum and speed up the convergence speed , The effect of increasing the solution speed
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[0051] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific examples.
[0052] Take the typical six-degree-of-freedom robotic arm PUMA560 as an example. The PUMA560 robotic arm has six degrees of freedom and all joints are rotational joints. The first three joints mainly affect the position of the end effector, and the last three joints determine the attitude of the end effector. The D-H method is used to represent and model the PUMA560 manipulator, and the forward kinematic equations are derived. Figure 1a , 1b shows the distribution of the link coordinate system when all joint angles are zero, where Figure 1b Indicates the distribution of the forearm of the manipulator. The following table 1 shows the D-H parameters of PUMA560:
[0053] Table 1 D-H parameters of PUMA560
[0054] joint angle alpha i-1 (Spend)
a i-1 (rice)
d i (rice)
θ i (Spend)
Range (degrees) 1 0 0 0 θ 1
-160~160 2 -9...
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