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Feasibility Distance Fields for Heterogeneous Constraints in Robot Configuration Space
Robot manipulators are monitored by constraint-specific indicators whose units and gradient scales are not comparable, so they do not provide a common measure of the configuration-space motion remaining before violation. We define the feasibility distance field (FDF) as the distance, under a fixed p
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