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Jordi Artigas

10 accepted papers

2017

A passive integration strategy for rendering rotational rigid-body dynamics on a robotic simulator

IROS 2017poster

This paper proposes a passive and explicit integrator for simulating a rotational rigid-body dynamics rendered by a robot. Considering the Euler integration method, active energy terms are identified. These sources of energy are due to the external torque and the coupled dynamics which can lead to a…

Cited by 8SourceScholar
2017

Haptic intention augmentation for cooperative teleoperation

ICRA 2017poster

Multiple robotic agents, autonomous or teleoperated, can be employed to synergise and cooperate to achieve a common objective more effectively. Tasks using robotic manipulators can be eased and improved in terms of reliability, adaptability and ergonomics via robot cooperation. In spite of visual an…

Cited by 20SourceScholar
2017

Passivity-based stability in explicit force control of robots

ICRA 2017poster

Direct force control of robots is challenging, particularly since the interaction with the environment can render the robot unstable. This paper presents the results of novel approaches for passivity-based stability for a particular direct force control method, namely explicit force control. A step-…

Cited by 43SourceScholar
2017

Reproducing physical dynamics with hardware-in-the-loop simulators: A passive and explicit discrete integrator

ICRA 2017poster

In this paper we present a passive and reliable explicit discrete integrator, which allows to preserve the energy and dynamic properties of a physical body rendered on a hardware-in-the-loop simulator. Starting from the standard Euler integrator, we identify the energy generation that results from t…

Cited by 21SourceScholar
2016

An optimized passivity-based method for simulating satellite dynamics on a position controlled robot in presence of latencies

IROS 2016poster

This paper introduces a performance oriented method for simulating stable free-floating satellite dynamics on a position controlled robot. Intrinsic latencies found in robot controllers, i.e. between input and output data, are known to produce stability issues and performance degradation. These issu…

Cited by 14SourceScholar
2016

KONTUR-2: Force-feedback teleoperation from the international space station

ICRA 2016

This paper presents a new robot controller for space telerobotics missions specially designed to meet the requirements of KONTUR-2, a German & Russian telerobotics mission that addressed scientific and technological questions for future planetary explorations. In KONTUR-2, Earth and ISS have been us

Cited by 96SourceScholar
2016

Performance comparison of Wave Variable Transformation and Time Domain Passivity Approaches for time-delayed teleoperation: Preliminary results

IROS 2016poster

This paper presents initial results of a set of experiments to compare time-delayed teleoperation performance of selected architectures based on two popular passivity based methods, namely, Wave Variables Transformation (WVT) and Time Domain Passivity Approach (TDPA). Five different architectures wi…

Cited by 28SourceScholar
2015

Cartesian task allocation for cooperative, multilateral teleoperation under time delay

ICRA 2015poster

Field robots used in unstructured and dynamic environments - and teleoperation have shifted into the focus of a variety of industrial branches in the past few years. The lack of space in the atomic industry, on oil platforms and in space applications demands additional adaptations to current robotic…

Cited by 20SourceScholar
2015

Passivity of virtual free-floating dynamics rendered on robotic facilities

ICRA 2015poster

This paper describes a control strategy to achieve high fidelity dynamics simulation rendered on admittance controlled robotic facilities. It explores the reasons for an increasing energy found in the virtual dynamics of a free-floating satellite rendered on a six degree of freedom robot, which can…

Cited by 22SourceScholar
2015

The OOS-SIM: An on-ground simulation facility for on-orbit servicing robotic operations

ICRA 2015poster

On-orbit servicing involves a new class of space missions in which a servicer spacecraft is launched into the orbit of a target spacecraft, the client. The servicer navigates to the client with the intention of manipulating it, using a robotic arm. Within this framework, this work presents a new rob…

Cited by 112SourceScholar