Abstract
In this paper, a bio-mimetic trajectory of robots for manipulating a nonholonomic car is generated with a time base generator (TBG). In order to reveal what kind of trajectories the robots should generate for the given task, experiments with human subjects were performed. It has been shown that a human generates the trajectory with a single- or double-peaked velocity profile according to the geometrical conditions of the car. Then, bio-mimetic trajectories were generated by modeling the observed primitive profiles with the TBG and also compared with the human trajectories.
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