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A method to optimize a robotic parallel manipulator
configuration using Pareto Optimization techniques was
developed. Pareto optimization is a cooperative effort
between design parameters. The design parameters to be
optimized included the payload mass, the length of the
manipulator link labelled 12,and the prescribed time for
the manipulator to move a prescribed distance. Three
functionals were computed for design optimization. These
included the mechanical efficiency of the system, the
maximum value of torque for motor one, and the maximum
value of torque for motor two. A functional analysis was
performed using two trajectories for the manipulator; a
horizontal trajectory and a vertical trajectory. A
combination of these paths allow the manipulator to reach
anywhere within its workspace. Algorithms were developed
for computing each of the functionals when changing any
of the design parameters. When the horizontal path was
traversed, mechanical efficiency was zero, thus total
input work of the manipulator was evaluated. The
sensitivities of the design parameter changes were
evaluated for optimization. When a horizontal path was
followed, only the link 1 (2) length had changing
sensitivity values. Sensitivity changes occurred for all
of the design parameters for a vertical trajectory.
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Date Published: 2018-02-24 02:48:15
Identifier: DTIC_ADA216178
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Language: english
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