Humanoid motion generation system on HRP2-JSK for daily life environment
Kei-ichi Okada, Takashi Ogura, Atsushi HANEDA, J. Fujimoto, Fabien Gravot, Masayuki Inaba · 2006
This paper describes software system for a humanoid robot viewed from a motion generation aspect by taking kitchen helping behaviors as an example of a real world task. Our software consists of high level reasoning modules including 3D geometric model based action/motion planner and runtime modules contains 3D visual processor, force manipulation controller and walking controller. We discuss how a high level motion and action planner based motion generation functions contribute to various real world humanoid tasks and a role of perception based motion generation using a vision sensor and force sensors.