This study presents a comparison of dierent control laws for the trajectory control of a revolute-jointed manipulator. For this purpose, adaptive, robust and sliding mode control algorithms are applied to the model system so as to reduce tracking error at each joint. It is assumed that robot parameters are not known exactly and the system includes some uncertainties and disturbances. Computer simulation study of the revolute-jointed manipulators illustrates the eectiveness of dierent control algorithms in compensating disturbances and uncertainties for tracking dierent trajectories and, consequently, appropriate control parameters which reduce the tracking error have been determined
Abstract-A sliding mode control algorithm combined with an adaptive scheme, which is used to estimat...
This paper proposes an adaptive sliding mode controller which combines adaptive control and sliding ...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
This paper considers control of rigid robot manipulators with revolute joints in the absence of know...
The conventional adaptive control algorithm has a very high real-time requirement for six degrees-of...
In a flexible joint robotic manipulator, parametric variations and external disturbances result in m...
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This paper develops an adaptive controller for robot manipulators. The design decouples the system's...
A comparison is made of several adaptive control algorithms which have been proposed for robotic man...
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The problem of robot manipulator controller design in the presence of joint flexibility is addressed...
This paper describes and complements a poster presentation where different algorithms are compared f...
This paper presents a study of the application of adaptive and robust control methods to a cooperati...
Control of robotic systems is vital due to wide range of their applications because this system is m...
This paper proposes an integral sliding mode for trajectory tracking control of robotic manipulators...
Abstract-A sliding mode control algorithm combined with an adaptive scheme, which is used to estimat...
This paper proposes an adaptive sliding mode controller which combines adaptive control and sliding ...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
This paper considers control of rigid robot manipulators with revolute joints in the absence of know...
The conventional adaptive control algorithm has a very high real-time requirement for six degrees-of...
In a flexible joint robotic manipulator, parametric variations and external disturbances result in m...
This paper addresses the end-effector position and orientation tracking problem of a 6-degrees of fr...
This paper develops an adaptive controller for robot manipulators. The design decouples the system's...
A comparison is made of several adaptive control algorithms which have been proposed for robotic man...
Operational problems with robots in space relate to several factors. One of the most important facto...
The problem of robot manipulator controller design in the presence of joint flexibility is addressed...
This paper describes and complements a poster presentation where different algorithms are compared f...
This paper presents a study of the application of adaptive and robust control methods to a cooperati...
Control of robotic systems is vital due to wide range of their applications because this system is m...
This paper proposes an integral sliding mode for trajectory tracking control of robotic manipulators...
Abstract-A sliding mode control algorithm combined with an adaptive scheme, which is used to estimat...
This paper proposes an adaptive sliding mode controller which combines adaptive control and sliding ...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...