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An Indirect Adaptive Control Approach to Image Based Visual Servoing for Translational Trajectory Tracking

Jonathan Fried, Fernando Lizarralde, Antonio C. Leite

Year
2020
Citations
4

Abstract

In this work, it is considered an image based visual servoing control problem, for uncertain robot manipulators. Visual feedback is provided by a fixed monocular camera with uncertain parameters, for the purpose of tracking translational trajectories of a spherical target, both the trajectory on image plane and depth. Based on a cascade structure, the proposed adaptive visual servoing is combined with an adaptive motion control strategy. Stability and passivity properties are analyzed with the Lyapunov method. Simulation results illustrate and highlight performance of the proposed controller.

Keywords

Visual servoingArtificial intelligenceTrajectoryComputer visionControl theory (sociology)Controller (irrigation)Computer scienceTracking (education)MonocularLyapunov stability

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