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Adaptive position/force control of robot manipulators without velocity measurements: theory and experimentation

Marcio de Queiroz, Jun Hu, D.M. Dawson, Timothy C. Burg, S. Donepudi

Year
1997
Citations
87

Abstract

In this paper, we design an adaptive position/force controller for robot manipulators during constrained motion. The proposed controller can compensate for parametric uncertainty while only requiring measurements of link position and end-effector force. A filtering technique is utilized to produce a pseudo-velocity error signal and thus, eliminate the need for link velocity measurements. The control strategy provides semiglobal asymptotic tracking performance for the end-effector position and the interaction force between the constraint and the end-effector. An experimental implementation of the proposed controller on a two-link planar robot is also presented.

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)Controller (irrigation)Robot end effectorPosition (finance)RobotParametric statisticsComputer scienceTracking (education)SIGNAL (programming language)Planar

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