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5.1. SIMULATION 51<br />
• the torso_frame as well as the laser_tilt_frame is moving.<br />
• only the laser_tilt_frame is moving.<br />
• only the torso_frame is moving.<br />
• no frame is moving.<br />
• the torso and tilt components run at 10 or 20 Hz.<br />
To actually run the simulation further information about the default offset between the frames<br />
and the movement of the joints which connect the frames are needed. Thus for the simulation the<br />
following values are assumed where distances are in meter and angles are in radian:<br />
• base_frame → torso_frame:<br />
translation: o tf = [ 0 0 0.5 ] T<br />
start position:<br />
p tf = 0 m<br />
velocity:<br />
v tf = 0.4 m/s<br />
position uncertainty: σ 2 p,tf = 0.0022<br />
velocity uncertainty: σ 2 v,tf = 0.12<br />
move axis:<br />
[<br />
0 0 1<br />
] T<br />
• torso_frame → laser_tilt_frame:<br />
range: 0.4 ≤ p tf ≤ 1.4<br />
translation: o ltf = [ 0.2 0 0.1 ] T<br />
start position:<br />
p ltf = 0 rad<br />
velocity:<br />
v ltf = π 2 rad/s<br />
position uncertainty: σ 2 p,ltf = 0.012<br />
velocity uncertainty: σ 2 v,ltf = (π 4 )2<br />
rotation axis:<br />
[<br />
0 1 0<br />
] T<br />
range: − π 8 ≤ p ltf ≤ π 8