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Chapter 5<br />

Results<br />

To better examine the methods presented in Chapter 4 a simulation framework was developed which<br />

allows the modelling of component-based systems with the elements presented in Section 4.3. The<br />

framework was implemented using the Mobile Robot Programming Toolkit (MRPT) 1 which provides<br />

methods to do matrix calculation and to visualize 3D data.<br />

For the simulation a model of a robot with an 4DOF (degrees of freedom) arm, a torso that can<br />

move up and down, a tilting laser and a head which can tilt and pan is chosen. The corresponding<br />

tf tree for this robot with all frames is shown in Figure 5.1. In the tree, the dynamic transformations<br />

are colored orange whereas static transformations are colored green. It can be seen, that most<br />

transformations are dynamic as it is on a real robot.<br />

a<br />

g<br />

b<br />

h<br />

j<br />

c<br />

i<br />

k<br />

f<br />

d<br />

l<br />

e<br />

Figure 5.1: Tf tree of a robot with different actuators and sensors.<br />

1 http://www.mrpt.org/<br />

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