Question: 1 . A robot is moving in a ( 2 D ) planar world coordinate plane. Starting from the initial point, the robot

1. A robot is moving in a \(2 D \) planar world coordinate plane. Starting from the initial point, the robot has reached point \((7,9)\) with a heading angle of \(15^{\circ}\) counterclockwise direction relative to the x -axis of the world coordinate. The robot's body coordinate frame is oriented in such a way that its x -axis aligns with the direction of the robot's heading angle, and the y -axis is to the left of the robot. A sonar sensor, which is placed at \((4\sqrt{6},4\sqrt{2})\) with respect to robot body coordinate frame with an orientation angle \(30^{\circ}\) from the robot heading in counterclockwise direction, has detected a point object \(2\sqrt{2}\) directly in front of the itself i.e.\((2\sqrt{2},0)\) meters. A robotic arm is also placed on the robot. The end-effector of this arm is located at \((4,-4)\) with respect to robot body coordinate frame and aligning its y -axis with x -axis of body frame i.e. rotated \(90^{\circ}\) clockwise direction.
(a) Clearly plot the world frame (W), body frame (B), sensor frame (S), robotic arm frame (M), and the obstacle. Both computer or hand plot are acceptable.
(b) A map is generated in the world coordinate frame by the information coming from the robot. Where should this object be located in the map i.e.\( P_{o b j}^{W}\)?
(c) The robot arm has the capability to reach given points in its end-effector's coordinate frame. What is the position of the obstacle in the robot arm's coordinate plane \( P_{o b j}^{M}\) for the robot manipulator to be able to reach the obstacle?
1 . A robot is moving in a \ ( 2 D \ ) planar

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