Algebraic test of relative form closure grasps with its implementation
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This paper presents an approach to algebraic detection of relative form closure for a multi-fingered grasp G and gives an attention to the classification of relative form closures. Whether or not a grasp G is of relative form closure has been verified by the geometric criterion 0∈rintC[G] (Xiong Y L, Xiong X R. Algebraic structure and geometric interpretation of rigid complex fixture system. IEEE Trans Autom Sci Eng, 2007, 4: 252–264; Xiong Y L. Theory of point contact restraint and qualitative analysis of robot grasping. Sci China Ser A-Math, 1994, 37: 629–640). Our aim is at transferring the geometric criterion into an algebraic formulation by a theorem that a grasp G is relative form closure, if, and only if the origin 0 can be represented as a positive convex combination of G. So we develop a constructive procedure called ri-simplex algorithm to find a positive convex combination of G when it has relative form closure. Form closure is considered as a special case of relative form closure, when the grasp G can affinely span the whole space, while partly relative form closure is referred to as form closed relative to a subset G 1 of G.
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OpenAlex topics: Robot Manipulation and Learning · Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics · Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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