Simulation of obstacle avoidance planning based on improved RRTstar robotic arm

Abstract An obstacle avoidance pathfinding strategy with an augmented RRT* algorithm was presented for the robotic arm’s operation. A simulation model of the robotic arm was created. The Monte Carlo method was employed to solve its workspace. To mitigate the weaknesses of the RRT* algorithm, such as slow convergence and poor orientation, the algorithm was improved by combining gravitational and repulsive force fields from the artificial potential field method with a dynamic step size strategy. Simulation experiments were carried out using MATLAB . The results showed that the revised algorithm lessened the path search time by 52.1% and the path search length by 9.1% as opposed to the original RRT* algorithm. The experiments were verified in the ROS backdrop. The proposed algorithm was found to be more advantageous for robotic arm obstacle avoidance.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2926/1/012003
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Robotic Path Planning Algorithms
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Simulation of obstacle avoidance planning based on improved RRTstar robotic arm

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Abstract An obstacle avoidance pathfinding strategy with an augmented RRT* algorithm was presented for the robotic arm’s operation. A simulation model of the robotic arm was created. The Monte Carlo method was employed to solve its workspace. To mitigate the weaknesses of the RRT* algorithm, such as slow convergence and poor orientation, the algorithm was improved by combining gravitational and repulsive force fields from the artificial potential field method with a dynamic step size strategy. Simulation experiments were carried out using MATLAB . The results showed that the revised algorithm lessened the path search time by 52.1% and the path search length by 9.1% as opposed to the original RRT* algorithm. The experiments were verified in the ROS backdrop. The proposed algorithm was found to be more advantageous for robotic arm obstacle avoidance.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2926(1)
Shandong Academy of Sciences (CN)
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