MANIPULATION
Compliance Control Considering a Robot's Manipulability
Zhiwei Luo, Masaki Yamakita, Ken Iwakoshi, Koji Ito
- Year
- 1995
- Citations
- 7
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
In this paper, we present a new compliance control strategy for a robot manipulator to interact with its uncertain environment. Our strategy considers the manipulability explicitly in designing the robot's compliance. Computer simulations of the crank rotation task show that, our approach results in smaller interaction forces and better positional accuracy compared to the conventional compliance control.
Keywords
Compliance (psychology)RobotControl (management)Task (project management)CrankControl theory (sociology)Computer scienceRotation (mathematics)Control engineeringEngineering
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