Abstract
AbstractThis article designs a robotic Chinese character writing system that can resist random human interference. Firstly, an innovative stroke extraction method of Chinese characters was devised. A basic Chinese character stroke extraction method based on cumulative direction vectors is used to extract the components that make up the strokes of Chinese characters. The components are then stitched together into strokes based on the sequential base stroke joining method. To enable the robot to imitate handwriting Chinese character skills, we utilised stroke information as the demonstration and modelled the skills using dynamic movement primitives (DMPs). To suppress random human interference, this article combines improved DMPs and conductance control to adjust robot trajectories based on real-time visual measurements. The experimental results show that the proposed method can accurately extract the strokes of most Chinese characters. The designed trajectory adjustment method offers better smoothness and robustness than direct rotating and translating curves. The robot is able to adjust its posture and trajectory in real time to eliminate the negative impacts of human interference.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
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