Adaptive regional feedback control of robotic manipulator with uncertain kinematics and depth information
While much progress has been achieved in taskspace control of robot, existing task-space sensory feedback control methods fail when the sensor is out of working range. In this paper, we propose an adaptive regional feedback control strategy that enables the robot to start from an initial positio...
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2014
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總結: | While much progress has been achieved in taskspace
control of robot, existing task-space sensory feedback
control methods fail when the sensor is out of working range.
In this paper, we propose an adaptive regional feedback control
strategy that enables the robot to start from an initial position
outside the field of view and leave the field of view during the
movement. The robot kinematics is partitioned into a known
internal portion and an unknown external portion. Cartesianspace
feedback is used for region reaching control of the known
portion and vision feedback is used for tracking control of the
unknown portion. The dual feedback information is integrated
into a unified controller without designing multiple controllers
and switching between them. We shall show that the adaptive
controller can transit smoothly from Cartesian-space feedback
to vision feedback in the presence of uncertainties in robot
dynamics, kinematics and depth information. Experimental
results are presented to illustrate the performance of the
proposed control method. |
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