MANIPULATION
Adaptive control strategies for rigid robots to reduce harmonic content of driving torque and compensate coulomb friction
Francesco Alonge, T. Raimondi, Filippo D’Ippolito
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 9
Abstract
This paper deals with design of adaptive control laws for robotic manipulators suitable for trajectory tracking tasks. Principal objectives pursued are to cope with velocity data corrupted by noise, and adaptive coulomb friction compensation. Experimental findings are shown to verify attainment of the above objectives.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)Compensation (psychology)Harmonic driveTorqueAdaptive controlTrajectoryRobotHarmonicCoulomb frictionNoise (video)
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