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József Kövecses

9 accepted papers

2024

Model-Based Co-Simulation of Flexible Mechanical Systems With Contacts Using Reduced Interface Models

RA-L 2024

Co-simulation is a useful approach in the modelling of robotic systems composed of multiple parts. In co-simulation, the subsystems only exchange information at communication points. The time delay of information exchange may cause error and instability. Thus, an appropriate way to determine the int

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2020

Model-Based Coupling for Co-Simulation of Robotic Contact Tasks

RA-L 2020

Co-simulation of complex robotic systems allows the different components to be modeled and simulated independently using methods and tools tailored to their nature and time-scale, which makes the implementation process more modular and flexible. Some applications require the use of non-iterative cou

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2020

Performance Indicators for Wheeled Robots Traversing Obstacles

RA-L 2020

An important element of wheeled robot operations on uneven and unstructured terrain is the ability to overcome obstacles. In this letter, we deal with a part of this obstacle negotiation problem. We particularly investigate the ability of a wheeled robot, originating from its mechanical design, to s

Cited by 2Source ↗Scholar ↗
2017

A method to enforce stiff constraints in the simulation of articulated multibody systems

IROS 2017poster

We propose a novel integrator for implementing bilateral constraints in multibody simulation using variational integrator methods. We first construct a variational penalty method, which is used to enforce a constraint. The penalty term is simulated using an asynchronous variational integrator, allow…

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2015

Characterizing device dynamics for haptic manipulation and navigation

ICRA 2015poster

In this work we present a method of systematically selecting regions of a haptic workspace to be used for navigation of large virtual environments. Existing navigational techniques require the partitioning of the workspace into a region of manipulation and a separate region for navigation tasks. The…

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