Stable inversion control for flexible link manipulators
Alessandro De Luca, Stefano Panzieri, Giovanni Ulivi
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 48
Abstract
We consider the inverse dynamics problem for robot arms with flexible links, i.e., the computation of the input torque that allows exact tracking of a trajectory defined for the manipulator end-effector. A stable inversion controller is derived numerically, based on the computation of bounded link deformations and, from these, of the required feedforward torque associated with the desired tip motion. For a general class of multi-link flexible manipulators, three alternative computational algorithms are presented, all defined on the second-order robot dynamic equations. Trajectory tracking is obtained by adding a (partial) state feedback, within a nonlinear regulation approach. Experimental results are reported for the FLEXARM robot.
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