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3D Animation Authoring Tool Based On Whole Body IK and Motion Editing

  • Ju, Woo-Suk;Im, Choong-Jae
    • Journal of Korea Multimedia Society
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    • v.11 no.6
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    • pp.869-874
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    • 2008
  • The work of creating character motion needs the higher professional technology and sense and the creating work of realistic and natural motion possess the most part of production term. In this paper we introduce the easy and convenient 3D animation authoring tool which makes the motion based on whole-body inverse kinematics and motion editing function. The proposed 3D animation authoring tool uses the forward kinematics using quaternion and whole-body inverse kinematics to determine the rotation and displacement of skeleton. Also, it provides the motion editing function using multi-level B-spline with quasi-interpolant. By using the proposed tool, we can make 3D animation easily and conveniently.

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A Study of Whole Body Kinematic Control for a Rescue Robot (구난로봇을 위한 전신 기구학 제어 연구)

  • Hong, Seongil;Lee, Won Suk;Kang, Sin Cheon;Kang, Youn Sik;Park, Yong Woon
    • Journal of the Korea Institute of Military Science and Technology
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    • v.17 no.6
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    • pp.853-860
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    • 2014
  • This paper introduces a Korean rescue robot and presents a whole body kinematic control strategy. The mission of the rescue robot is to move and lift patients or soldiers with impaired mobility in the battlefields, hospitals and hazardous environments. In order for a robot to rescue and assist humans, reliable mobility in various environments, large load carrying capacity, and dextrous manipulability are required. For these objects the robot has variable configuration mobile platform with tracks, dual arm manipulator, and two types of grippers. The electric actuators provide the strength to lift a wounded soldier up to 120 kg using whole body joints. To control the robot with multi degree of freedom, we need to synthesize complex whole-body behaviors, and to manage multiple task primitives systematically. We are to present a whole body kinematic control methodology, and demonstrate its effectiveness through numerical simulations.

Prediction of Moments and Muscle Forces at the Knee Joint in Deep Flexion (무릎 관절의 고굴곡에 대한 모멘트와 근력의 추정)

  • Cho, Bong-Jo;Moon, Byoung-Young;Son, Kwon
    • Transactions of the Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers A
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    • v.28 no.9
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    • pp.1262-1269
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    • 2004
  • This study predicts muscle forces acting on the lower extremity when the knee joint is in deep flexion. The whole body was approximated as a link model, and then the moment equilibrium equations at the lower extremity joints were derived far given reaction farces against the ground. Measurement of deep flexion was carried out by placing ten markers on the body. This study calculated the moment acting at each Joint from the equations of force and moment, classified the complicated muscles around the knee joint, and then predicted the muscle forces to balance the joint moment. Two models were proposed in this study: the simpler one that consists of three groups of muscle and the more detailed one of nine groups of muscle.

Prediction of Muscle Forces for the Knee Joint in Deep Flexion (고굴곡 동작 해석을 위한 무릎 관절 작용 근력의 분류)

  • Cho, Bong-Jo;Son, Kwon;Moon, Byung-Young
    • Proceedings of the Korean Society of Precision Engineering Conference
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    • 2003.06a
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    • pp.1288-1293
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    • 2003
  • This study predicts muscle forces acting on the lower extremity when the knee joint is in deep flexion. The whole bodies were approximated as a link model, and then the moment equilibrium equations at the lower extremity joints were derived for given reaction forces against the ground. Measurement of deep flexion was carried out by placing ten markers on the body. This study calculated the moment acting at each joint from the equations of force and moment, classified the complicated muscles around the knee joint. and then predicted the muscle forces to balance the joint moment. Two models were proposed in this study: the simpler one that consists of three groups of muscle and the more detailed one of nine groups of muscle.

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