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Time-effective direct dynamics identification of parallel manipulators for model-based feedforward control

H. Abdellatif, Bodo Heimann, Christian Holz

Year
2006
Citations
14

Abstract

Model-based control of robotic manipulators necessitates accurately parameterized models. This issue is especially important for complex and coupled mechanisms like parallel manipulators. This paper provides a methodology that permits the estimation of model parameters in a time-inexpensive manner. Due to the limited workspace, a bounded and periodic excitation trajectory is advantageous. Only one measurement procedure is necessary for accurate identification, which is carried out by means of the Markov estimator. Rigid-body and friction models are identified and integrated in a feedforward control. The success, accuracy and robustness of the proposed methodology are substantiated with a multitude of experimental results

Keywords

WorkspaceRobustness (evolution)Feed forwardControl theory (sociology)Computer scienceParameterized complexityEstimatorControl engineeringTrajectoryIdentification (biology)

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