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On-line near minimum-time path planning and control of an industrial robot for picking fruits

2004-09-01

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To be competitive, an industrial robot picking fruits must be able to perform this task in an amount of time which compares to that needed by humans. Because the location of a fruit changes due to the picking of others, the determination of their location has to be performed on-line and also the associated path planning for the robot. This poses two major problems in the development of fruit-picking robots since l...

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f81c36e8-5f86-567a-a90b-d4afd60e3568
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10.1016/j.compag.2004.05.004
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