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A triangular vision-based contouring error detection system and method is proposed in this paper, realizing the three-dimensional error measurement of an arbitrary trajectory in conditions of a high feed rate and wide motion range.
In this section the results of computational simulations of the mobile robot trajectory in some specific conditions are presented.
Second, the desired trajectory is planned in the condition of safe soft landing constraints.
Failure to acknowledge the role of pre-departure histories and the importance of these in health trajectories sets conditions for experiences of 'normalized absence' as the person's past history is absented from the health care process.
The potential benefits of PPC may be overlooked early in the trajectory of a condition, especially if the likelihood of control or cure is overestimated [ 20- 22].
The black rigid line in Fig. 10 shows the trajectory in the experiments in which the switching conditions of α and the initial conditions are the same (as in Fig. 7).
According to model the interaction between the group center and individual trajectories using the Markov random field (MRF) within Bayesian framework, the objects' number and individual trajectory can be estimated more accurately in the condition of high miss alarm probability.
This was consistent with different estimates of the expected trajectories in the two conditions and suggested that proprioceptive and visual feedback operated differently in regulating trajectory shape.
Piloting in additional sites is needed: (i) General Practice where patients may have greater information-seeking needs being earlier in the trajectory of a condition, and (ii) novice computer classes for older people where participants are likely to have an LTC but also have low Internet self-efficacy.
There are four categories, distinguished from one another by the trajectory of the conditions within each.
Impedance trajectory of this condition is shown in Fig. 9.
