This paper introduces a robotic manipulation framework for the programming and execution of manipulation tasks. The framework is based on the ROS platform and provides advanced motion planning and control functionalities to relieve the upper control layers from the management of lowlevel functionalities and the task geometrical information. The framework is modular with respect to motion planning and control algorithms and is able to deal with dynamically updated scenes. Moreover, it provides an interface through which highlevel actions can be implemented and executed automatically. Examples of some basic actions, such as go to, pick, place, are also available and ready to use.

A Ros-based framework to boost the manipulation tasks programming and execution

Enrico Villagrossi
Primo
Conceptualization
;
Nicola Pedrocchi
Secondo
Funding Acquisition
;
Marco Faroni
Writing – Review & Editing
;
Manuel Beschi
Ultimo
Supervision
2021

Abstract

This paper introduces a robotic manipulation framework for the programming and execution of manipulation tasks. The framework is based on the ROS platform and provides advanced motion planning and control functionalities to relieve the upper control layers from the management of lowlevel functionalities and the task geometrical information. The framework is modular with respect to motion planning and control algorithms and is able to deal with dynamically updated scenes. Moreover, it provides an interface through which highlevel actions can be implemented and executed automatically. Examples of some basic actions, such as go to, pick, place, are also available and ready to use.
2021
Istituto di Sistemi e Tecnologie Industriali Intelligenti per il Manifatturiero Avanzato - STIIMA (ex ITIA)
978-88-945805-3-2
motion planning
robot programming
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