Abstract
We address the motion planning for fixtureless material-handling with multiple manipulators on nonholonomic carts. The mobile manipulators possess the ability to manipulate and transport objects while holding them in a stable grasp. We present a general approach that allows generation of optimal trajectories and actuator inputs for any given maneuver. Constraints such as limitations on the turning radii of the mobile manipulators or bounds on their separation can be easily incorporated into the planning scheme. Numerical solutions for several maneuvers including abrupt turns, parallel parking in cluttered environments and changes in formation are computed. Finally, we present experimental results with two mobile manipulators.
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