MANIPULATION
A Lyapunov-based design of robust control for a robot using neural networks
Óscar Barambones
- Year
- 2003
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
An adaptive neural control scheme for mechanical manipulators is presented. The design basically consists of a neural controller which implements a feedback linearization control law for a generic manipulator with unknown parameters, and a sliding-mode control which robustifies the design and compensates for the neural approximation errors. The neural updating law is obtained based on the Liapunov design to guarantees the closed-loop stability. Moreover, this scheme attains a good trajectory tracking with a small transient under the robot dynamical uncertainties.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)Artificial neural networkTrajectorySliding mode controlComputer scienceAdaptive controlLyapunov functionRobust controlFeedback linearizationLinearization
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