An efficient algorithm for generating an optimal plan for part-bringin
g tasks, using robotic manipulators, is introduced. The task of transp
orting a micro-part in a partially unstructured environment, that incl
udes obstacles whose locations are not initially known, is introduced
with the optimal plan formulated on the basis of the observed environm
ental conditions. Fuzzy set theory, well-suited to the management of u
ncertainty, is introduced to address the uncertainty associated with t
he part-bringing procedure. A part-bringing algorithm for generating t
he optimal plan related to a part assembly, despite existing obstacles
, is presented. It is shown that the machine organizer using a sensor
system can intelligently determine an optimal plan, based on explicit
performance criteria, to overcome environmental uncertainty. The algor
ithm utilizes knowledge processing functions such as machine reasoning
, planning, memory, and decision-making. Simulation results show the e
ffectiveness of the proposed approach. The proposed algorithm is appli
cable not only to a wide range of robotic tasks including pick and pla
ce operations and maneuvering mobile based robots around obstacles, bu
t also to the control of unmanned aircraft.