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A genetic algorithm approach for parameter optimization of a 7DOF robotic manipulator

Craig West, Allahyar Montazeri, Stephen Monk, C. James Taylor

Year
2016
Citations
41

Abstract

In this paper the problem of dynamic modeling and parameter estimation of a seven degree of freedom hydraulic manipulator is investigated. The numerical model is developed in Simulink using Sim Mechanic and Simscape toolboxes with unknown/uncertain parameters. The aim of this paper is to develop a mechanism that enables us to find a feasible set of parameters for the robot that is consistent with measurements of the input, output, and states of the system under noisy and unknown operating conditions. As the first step a genetic algorithm is developed to solve an output error system identification problem for a specific joint, i.e. joint 2, such that the parameters of the joint converge to the desired set of parameters within an acceptable accuracy. The results can be straightforwardly extended to all joints of the manipulator.

Keywords

Robot manipulatorManipulator (device)Genetic algorithmControl theory (sociology)Set (abstract data type)Identification (biology)Joint (building)Estimation theoryAlgorithmComputer science

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