Titlebook: Aerial Robotic Manipulation; Research, Developmen Anibal Ollero,Bruno Siciliano Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Aerial roboti

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Controlling Industrial Economiesart V. It first presents the modeling of multirotors and arms individually, and them the coupled kinematic and dynamic model of the aerial robot with multiple arms. The chapter also presents the methodology for designing a light robotic arm for aerial manipulation.

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David Robinson,Alan Maynard,Robert Chesterhen also fully-actuated, such platforms can modify the total wrench in body frame in any direction, thus allowing the control of position and orientation independently. Therefore, they are best suited for dexterous tasks, physical interaction, and for carrying aerial manipulators, because they do no

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-16647-1rease safety, reliability and robustness of the system during its operation on flight, especially during interaction tasks. The chapter also presents validation experiments of the arms mounted on multirotors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82531-5r, is to take into account, at the same time, several additional control objectives such as, for example, all the safety-related tasks. This Part of the book addresses a possible control approach to achieve coordinated, whole-body control. The solution considered, developed at the kinematic level, l

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Generalities on Radiated Interference,lso the manipulator control is described. Next the coordinated control for the helicopter and manipulator is presented including vision-based object tracking and physical interaction with the environment. Finally experiments in grasping and transportation are presented.

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Controlling Radiated Emissions by Designackled. Two different approaches are presented: a Cartesian admittance scheme and a decoupled impedance in which selective behaviors for the aerial vehicle and the manipulator are enforced. Finally, some experimental results, collected within the ARCAS project and regarding the Cartesian admittance,

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