MANIPULATION
A force commanded impedance control scheme for robots with hard nonlinearities
J.J. González, Glenn R. Widmann
- Year
- 1995
- Citations
- 28
Abstract
This paper investigates a hybrid impedance control scheme that utilizes a desired force, rather than a desired position, as the commanded variable. This scheme is examined for a manipulator system in the presence of inherent hardware nonlinearities, and it demonstrates improved performance with respect to an explicit force control structure of a similar degree of robustness. Theoretical conclusions are supported experimentally on a customized Puma 560 Robotic Testbed facility, developed by the authors.
Keywords
TestbedRobustness (evolution)Control theory (sociology)Impedance controlScheme (mathematics)RobotElectrical impedancePosition (finance)Control engineeringEngineering
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