IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. - Inverse kinematics of robot manipulators with offset wrist

2015 International Conference on Advanced Robotics and Intelligent Systems (ARIS)

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The inverse kinematics for a robot manipulator with offset wrist is formulated as a minimization problem in this paper to reduce its complexity and accelerate the computation speed. A specific type of robot such as Yaskawa MA1400, which has an offset between the last two axes, is chosen for analysis. Given an initial guess angle of last joint, all the 6 joint angles can be easily found through analytical solution. The output value is compared with the initial guess. An error function with only one variable is then defined and Newton-Raphson method is applied to search for the solution where the error goes to zero. To check the validity of the algorithm, forward kinematics is first computed and the position and orientation of end-effector are then applied in the inverse kinematics to solve the joint angles back. The computation converges within 5 iterations in cases when the angle θ₅ is far away from zero and the accuracy is within 10^-10 degree. When θ₅ approaches zero, searching direction is slightly modified to achieve convergence for the algorithm. The number of iterations increases for the same accuracy. The results show that the approach presented in this paper greatly reduces the computation time and is suitable for real time application.

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Author(s):	Min-Kuang Wu ; Ying-Shieh Kung ; Feng-Chi Lee ; Wen-Chuan Chen
Publisher:	IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
Publication Date:	1 May 2015
Conference Location:	Taipei, Taiwan
Conference Date:	29 May 2015
Page(s):	1 - 6
ISBN (Electronic):	978-1-4799-1851-5
DOI:	10.1109/ARIS.2015.7158356