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Adaptive motion control design of robot manipulators: an input-output approach

Rafael Kelly, Ricardo Carelli, Roméo Ortega

Year
1989
Citations
66

Abstract

An input-output approach to adaptive motion control design of robot manipulators is presented. The main technical device in our approach is the passivity theory. This formulation provides a framework suitable for the design of new control and adaptation laws. A new control law which consists of a computed torque part and a feedforward compensation part is analysed using this approach.

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)Feed forwardControl engineeringPassivityAdaptive controlCompensation (psychology)Motion controlRobot manipulatorControl (management)Motion (physics)

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