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Synthesis of Real-Time Control Systems for Multilink Industrial Robots Based on Hybrid Neural Network Approach of Solution Inverse Kinematics Problem

Pavel Ganin, Alexandr Kobrin, Denis Shilin, Valery Konstantinovich Moskvin, Dmitrii Shestov

Year
2019
Citations
4
Access
Open access

Abstract

The paper considers the issue of constructing real-time control systems based on a new developed hybrid method for solving the inverse kinematics problem. A method based on neuro-fuzzy network (ANFIS) with subsequent iterative refinement of the obtained solution by Newton-Raphson numerical method is proposed. Studies of the applicability of this method in control systems for three-, five-and eight-link robotic manipulators structures are carried out. The comparative analysis of methods for solution of IK problem: classical iterative, method based on neural network and the proposed hybrid is presented. The possibility of adaptation of neural networks for the developed IK method using a corrective buffer is considered. The solution as the system of equations for direct kinematics of multi-link structures is given.

Keywords

Inverse kinematicsArtificial neural networkInverseKinematicsControl (management)Computer scienceControl engineeringControl theory (sociology)RobotArtificial intelligence

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