Bi-Directional RRT Algorithm for Robot Manipulators | Motion Planning with the RRT Algorithm, Part 3

Industrial robots are designed to perform specific tasks and appropriate algorithms for perception, planning, and control.

Watch the full video series:    • Motion Planning Using RRT Algorithm  

Pick and place automation, for example, can speed up the process of picking up parts or items and placing them in goal locations. This application typically uses sensors and autonomous algorithms to identify, grasp, and move objects from one place to another.

Learn about the bi-directional rapidly exploring random tree (RRT) algorithm for robot manipulators. Watch how to design robot motion planners and tune parameters such as the maximum connection distance between planned configurations, the distance resolution for validating motion between configurations, and an optional connect heuristic to potentially increase speed.

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