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A force limiting adaptive controller for a robotic system undergoing a non-contact to contact transition

Chengyao Liang, Shubhendu Bhasin, K. Dupree, Warren E. Dixon

Year
2007
Citations
8

Abstract

In this paper, we consider a two link planar robotic arm that transitions from free motion to contact with an unactuated mass-spring system. The objective is to control a robot from a non-contact initial condition to a desired (incontact) position so that the mass-spring system is regulated to a desired compressed state. The feedback elements for the controller in this paper are contained inside of hyperbolic tanget functions as a means to limit the impact forces resulting from large initial conditions as the robot transitions from a non-contact to contact state. New control development, closed-loop error systems, and Lyapunov-based stability analysis arguements are used to conclude the result.

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)Controller (irrigation)RobotPosition (finance)Lyapunov functionSpring (device)Contact forceAdaptive controlControl engineeringComputer science

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