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Trajectory tracking for robot manipulators using differential flatness

Elkin Veslin, Jules G. Slama, Max Suell Dutra, Omar Lengerke, Magda Morales Tavera

Year
2011
Citations
5
Access
Open access

Abstract

This paper proposes applying differential flatness to robot manipulator trajectory tracking. The trajectories for each generalised coordinate are proposed as a function and the corresponding input must be found to guarantee tracking. It is shown that the position in the generalised coordinates and their derivatives are flat inputs which, together with a PD controller, could determine (with some restrictions) manipulator movement having minimal deviation throughout its trajectory in both plane movements and in space.

Keywords

Flatness (cosmology)TrajectoryControl theory (sociology)Tracking (education)Position (finance)Differential (mechanical device)RobotComputer scienceMathematicsControl engineering

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