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Application of hybrid compliance/force control to super long distance teleoperation

Takashi Katsuragawa, Fumio Yasumoto, Hiroaki Ujiie, Toshiyuki Itoko, Kenji Ogimoto, Shigeoki Hirai, Yujin Wakita, Kazuo Machida

Year
1996
Citations
5

Abstract

Japan-USA international joint research on 'Distributed space Telerobotics' has been undertaken in a scheme of AIST Specific International Joint Research Projects [1]. The space platform assembly experiment with an intelligent telerobotics system was demonstrated between the Electrotechnical Laboratory and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. To overcome various telerobotics problems, especially the uncertainty of task environment, the robot manipulator at the remote site employed a compliance control and a force control system is available. This paper describes how the hybrid compliance/force control, developed by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., is applied to assemble the truss structure model and shows the results of the experiments.

Keywords

TeleoperationTeleroboticsEngineeringRobotTask (project management)Control engineeringHaptic technologyScheme (mathematics)RoboticsGrippers

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