论文信息 - Experimental Integration of Planning in a Distributed Control System

Experimental Integration of Planning in a Distributed Control System

This paper describes a complete system architecture integrating planning into a two-armed robotic workcell. The system is comprised of four major components: user interface, planner, the dual-arm robot control and sensor system, and an on-line simulator.

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