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Robotic Time-Varying Force Tracking in Position-Based Impedance Control

Wenkang Xu

Year
2016
Citations
18

Abstract

This paper presents a unified control framework for both set-point and time-varying force control of robot manipulator by introducing an improved position-based impedance control (IPBIC). In order to essentially achieve accurate force control, especially time-varying force tracking, a new target impedance function compensated by a force controller is presented. The essence of the improved method in realizing time-varying force tracking, as well as the coupled stability of the manipulator–environment system is investigated. To further improve the force control performance, the Newton-type iterative learning control (ILC) is introduced upon the closed-loop system. A case study on a two-link robot model demonstrates the effectiveness of this method.

Keywords

Impedance controlControl theory (sociology)Iterative learning controlTracking (education)Controller (irrigation)Position (finance)Stability (learning theory)Computer scienceRobotControl engineering

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