Home /Research /Improvement of trajectory tracking for industrial robot arms by learning control with B-spline
OTHER

Improvement of trajectory tracking for industrial robot arms by learning control with B-spline

Hiroaki Ozaki, Ken Hirano, Masakazu Iwamura, Chang-jun Lin, Tetsuji SHIMOGAWA

Year
2004
Citations
8

Abstract

This paper describes that a learning control algorithm with B-spline is effective to improve the trajectory tracking accuracy of an industrial robot and shows the results of simulation and experiment. The learning control method consists of two processes: Global Learning (GL) and Local Learning (LL). GL estimates the dynamics of a robot control system and obtains a learning gain matrix used in LL. LL decreases the tracking errors by iterative trial movements and acquires satisfactory tracking accuracy. The learning algorithm needs only measuring of position errors from a desired trajectory and does not require any derivatives of them. As the input trajectories after the convergence of learning are expressed by B-spline curves, they are easily memorized as input patterns corresponding to specified works.

Keywords

Iterative learning controlTrajectoryTracking (education)Computer scienceSpline (mechanical)RobotArtificial intelligenceConvergence (economics)Control theory (sociology)Tracking error

Related papers

Browse all OTHER papers