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A New Motion Tracking Controller with Feedforward Compensation for Robot Manipulators Based on Sectorial Fuzzy Control and Adaptive Neural Networks

Andres Pizarro-Lerma, Víctor Santibáñez, Ramón García-Hernández, Jorge Villalobos-Chin, Javier Moreno–Valenzuela

Year
2025
Citations
1
Access
Open access

Abstract

A novel trajectory tracking control approach for robot manipulators that uses adaptive neural network feedforward compensation plus a sectorial fuzzy controller is presented. We conduct simulation and real-time experiments comparing it with two previously published control schemes: a Proportional–Derivative (PD) plus feedforward compensation controller model, and a sectorial fuzzy control plus feedforward compensation model. The proposed controller shows a faster transient response and better steady-state angular error performance than its counterparts, and it maintains its tolerance to parameter deviation, a main characteristic of fuzzy controllers; furthermore, it excludes the need for knowledge of the robot manipulator model to achieve excellent results. A formal stability analysis of the proposed controller in a closed loop with the robot manipulator guarantees that position and velocity errors converge to zero and all signals are uniformly bounded.

Keywords

Feed forwardControl theory (sociology)Compensation (psychology)Feedforward neural networkArtificial neural networkTracking (education)Controller (irrigation)Robot manipulatorComputer scienceAdaptive control

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