MANIPULATION
Experiments in adaptive model-based force control
Louis L. Whitcomb, S. Arimoto, T. Naniwa, Fumio Ozaki
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
This paper reports comparative experiments with a provably correct model-based adaptive robot control algorithm for simultaneous position and force trajectory tracking of a robot arm whose gripper is in point contact with a smooth surface. The experiments show the new adaptive model-based offers performance superior to that of its non-model-based counterpart over a wide variety of operating conditions.
Keywords
TrajectoryAdaptive controlRobotComputer sciencePosition (finance)Tracking (education)Control theory (sociology)Point (geometry)Control engineeringControl (management)
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