Improvement of operationality for multilateral control system under constant time delay
Akira Yamaguchi, Kouhei Ohnishi
- Year
- 2008
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
In this paper, we propose a novel control system to improve operationality for multilateral control system under constant time delay. Multilateral control system is one of the methods which transmit haptic sense to many remote places. Operationality is a degree of the operational force which an operator of a robot feels except the reaction force from environment. If the operational force is large, the operator of a robot feels heavy operational feeling. Moreover, the operator does not feel the sharp haptic sense. Therefore, it is desirable that operational force is decreased in multilateral control system. Time delay is one of the factors of heavy operational feeling. Therefore, we compensate time delay to improve operationality with communication disturbance observed (CDOB) and removing position signal among some master robots. Moreover, we verify that the proposed system improves operationality of multilateral control system under constant time delay by analysis and experimental results.
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