MANIPULATION
A Fault Tolerant adaptive control for robot manipulators
Giuseppe Muscio, Francesco Pierri
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 6
Abstract
A Fault Tolerant adaptive control for a robotic manipulator with fault affecting the joint actuators is presented. First, in order to achieve a proper detection and isolation of the fault, an observer based scheme for fault diagnosis is developed. Then, an inverse dynamics robust controller is reconfigured in such a way to include an adaptive term, depending on the isolated fault. The model uncertainties are explicitly taken into account and estimated via an off-line-trained Support Vector Machine. Finally, simulation results are presented in order to prove the effectiveness of the approach.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)ActuatorFault detection and isolationComputer scienceObserver (physics)Adaptive controlControl engineeringFault toleranceRobot manipulatorFault (geology)
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