This document provides information about the Robotics 1 course taught by Prof. Alessandro De Luca at the University of Rome. The course is 12 weeks and covers topics including manipulator kinematics, trajectory planning, control systems, and programming languages for industrial robots. Students will complete homework, a written test, and oral examination to assess their understanding of the material.
This document provides information about the Robotics 1 course taught by Prof. Alessandro De Luca at the University of Rome. The course is 12 weeks and covers topics including manipulator kinematics, trajectory planning, control systems, and programming languages for industrial robots. Students will complete homework, a written test, and oral examination to assess their understanding of the material.
This document provides information about the Robotics 1 course taught by Prof. Alessandro De Luca at the University of Rome. The course is 12 weeks and covers topics including manipulator kinematics, trajectory planning, control systems, and programming languages for industrial robots. Students will complete homework, a written test, and oral examination to assess their understanding of the material.
This document provides information about the Robotics 1 course taught by Prof. Alessandro De Luca at the University of Rome. The course is 12 weeks and covers topics including manipulator kinematics, trajectory planning, control systems, and programming languages for industrial robots. Students will complete homework, a written test, and oral examination to assess their understanding of the material.
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Robotics 1
Information and Program
Prof. Alessandro De Luca
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Robotics 1 2013/14 !!
First semester (12 weeks)
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Monday, September 30, 2013 Friday, December 20, 2013 Master in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (MARR) Master in Control Engineering (MCER) Master in Computer Science (MINR) Laurea Magistrale in Ingegneria Elettronica (MELR*) 48 hours of classes, 2 of laboratory, 75 of individual study Monday Friday 15:45-17:15 (room B2, Via Ariosto 25) 10:15-11:45, 12:00-13:30 (room B2) 2
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Courses of study !! !! !! !!
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Credits: 6 !!
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Classes !! !!
* = part of a 12-credit integrated course Robotics 1+2
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Contacts !!
Office hours !!
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every Tuesday 12:00-13:30 c/o office A-210, left wing, floor 2, DIAG, Via Ariosto 25 and/or by email (with some advance) check my known travel dates at .../~deluca/Travel.php
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Email: deluca@diag.uniroma1.it Course page: http://www.diag.uniroma1.it/~deluca/rob1_en.html Course material (pdf of lecture slides, videos, written exams, ) !!
in the website !! lecture slides all ready, some updates during the course http://www.uniroma1.it/infostud 3
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Registration to exams !!
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General information !!
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Prerequisites !! self-contained course, without special prerequisites !! elementary knowledge on kinematics and automatic control is useful Aims !! tools for the kinematic analysis, trajectory planning, programming of motion tasks for robot manipulators in industrial and service environments Textbook !! B. Siciliano, L. Sciavicco, L. Villani, G. Oriolo: Robotics: Modelling, Planning and Control, 3rd Edition, Springer, 2009 Other strictly related courses !! Robotics 2: second semester, 6 credits !! Autonomous and Mobile Robotics: second semester, 6 credits 4
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Introductory video Tracking a Cartesian trajectory with hard bounds on robot motion
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IEEE ICRA 2012
Introductory video Robot visual servoing with limited joint motion range
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IEEE/RSJ IROS 2011
Introductory video Sensor-based control in a dynamic environment
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IEEE ICRA 2012
Introductory video Safe human-robot physical interaction (sensorless!)
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IEEE ICRA 2013
Program !!
Introduction !! !!
Manipulator arms (and wheeled mobile robots) Industrial and service applications Mechanics for manipulation (and locomotion) Actuators Sensors !! proprioceptive (encoder, tacho) !! exteroceptive (force/torque, tactile, ultrasound, infrared, laser, vision) Minimal representations of orientation Direct and inverse kinematics of robot manipulators Differential kinematics: analytic and geometric Jacobians Statics: Transformations of forces Kinematic singularities 9
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Components !! !! !!
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Kinematic models !! !! !! !! !!
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Program (continued) !!
Planning of motion trajectories
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Trajectory planning in the joint space for robot manipulators Trajectory planning in the task (Cartesian) space Control system architectures Kinematic control laws Independent joint axis control laws (P, PD, PID) Programming languages for industrial robots Use of Matlab/Simulink Demos in the lab with the KUKA robots (6-dof KR5 and 7-dof LWR4+)
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Control !! !! !!
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Programming and Simulation
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Exams !!
Type !!
homework + written test + oral examination 2 sessions at the end of this semester !! January 9, 2014 + February 6, 2014 2 sessions at the end of next semester !! June 10, 2014 + July 15, 2014 1 session after the summer break !! September 22, 2014 2 extra sessions only for students of previous years, part-time, etc. !! April 2, 2014 + November 5, 2014 available at DIAG Robotics Lab: http://www.diag.uniroma1.it/labrob with Prof. G. Oriolo and Dr. M. Vendittelli 11
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Schedule (ALL already available in infostud, up to January 2015...)
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Master theses !! !!
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Preview of Robotics 2 (next semester)
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Advanced kinematics / Robot dynamics
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Calibration Redundant robots Dynamic modeling: Lagrange and (recursive) Newton-Euler methods Identification of dynamic parameters Free motion: linear and nonlinear feedback control, iterative learning, robust control, adaptive control Constrained motion: impedance and hybrid force-velocity control Visual servoing (kinematic approach) Diagnosis and isolation of robot actuator faults Human-robot sensorless collision detection and safe robot reaction 12
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Control techniques !! !! !!
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Special topics !! !!
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Other courses about Robotics...
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Autonomous and Mobile Robotics (6 credits), next semester
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kinematics, planning, control of wheeled mobile robots motion planning with obstacles, navigation, and exploration by Prof. Oriolo http://www.diag.uniroma1.it/~oriolo/amr robot surgical systems and more by Dr. Vendittelli http://www.diag.uniroma1.it/~vendittelli four modules of 3 credits research-related subjects and seminars by multiple teachers http://www.diag.uniroma1.it/~vendittelli/eir !! first part: Probabilistic methods in robotics (Prof. Seth Hutchinson) robot programming using C++, ROS, NAO SDK as development frameworks by Prof. Nardi http://www.diag.uniroma1.it/~nardi/Didattica/CAI/robpro.html 13
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Medical Robotics (6 credits), next semester
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Elective in Robotics (12 credits), starting this semester
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Robot Programming (module: 3 credits in Elective in AI), in this semester
