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Quadratically Convergent Algorithms for Optimal Dextrous Hand Grasping

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Helmke, Uwe
Huper, Knut
Moore, John

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE Inc)

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There is a robotic balancing task, namely real-time dextrous-hand grasping, for which linearly constrained, positive definite programming gives a quite satisfactory solution from an engineering point of view. We here propose refinements of this approach to reduce the computational effort. The refinements include elimination of structural constraints in the positive definite matrices, orthogonalization of the grasp maps, and giving a precise Newton step size selection rule.

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IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation

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