Sensor architecture for the robotic control of large flexible space structures
Amy M. Bilton, Yoshiyuki Ishijima, Matthew D. Lichter, Steven Dubowsky
- 发表年份
- 2007
- 引用次数
- 10
摘要
Abstract The future construction and maintenance of very large space structures such as orbital solar power stations and telescopes will require teams of free‐flying space robots. For robots to effectively perform these tasks, they will require knowledge of the structure's vibrations. Here, a robotic based sensor architecture for the vibration estimation of very large structures is presented. It is shown that this information can be effectively estimated by combining data provided by free‐flying remote robot “observers” equipped with range sensors with structure‐mounted acceleration sensors. A modified Kalman filter fuses low‐bandwidth vision data from the remote sensing robots with the high bandwidth, but spatially sparse structure‐mounted acceleration sensors. Results from experimental studies are presented that confirm the effectiveness of this approach. 2007 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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