This paper presents a jerk-segmented trajectory planning method based on continuous oscillatory-type curves to address the requirements for smooth and rapid maneuvering of modern industrial robots. The method replaces the traditional step oscillatory curve with a continuous oscillatory curve as the foundational model for the jerk trajectory. Furthermore, the jerk-segment curve is extended to fully exploit the kinematic capabilities. Concurrently, an optimal time solution strategy for jerk-segmented trajectories, informed by effective order, is developed. This strategy enables flexible adjustment of the solution process based on the effective order. Additionally, we introduce a coordination factor to manage the relationship between the initial jerk and its kinematic constraints during continuous changes, thereby maximizing effective drivability and maintaining continuous control time for the jerk. A velocity synchronization strategy is proposed to coordinate multi-axis motion, further establishing the applicability of this method in industrial robotic systems. Numerical simulation analysis results indicate that this method exhibits superior performance in terms of time optimality, vibration generation, and suppression. The method's effectiveness has been field experimentally validated using a complex hybrid robot prototype.
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