In this paper, we present a predictive strategy for teleoperating via communication channel with unknown and variable time delay, where the remote robot is compensated to be a linear system. According to the state received from remote plant and the local predictor, a discrete-time device called path governor(PG) generates on fine a suitable time-parameterization of the path to be tracked, by solving at fixed interval a look-ahead optimization problem. In order to demonstrate its effectiveness, a master/slave teleoperation problem over Internet is considered. Experimental results show that the teleoperation system can be stable and has good tracking performance under three circumstances
IEEE Catalog Number: 04EX920CInternational audienceFor the teleoperation of a robot over an IP netwo...
This paper presents an experimental investigation of a bilateral generalized predictive controller f...
For robotic systems tracking a given geometric path, the paper addresses the problem of satisfying i...
In this paper, we present a predictive strategy for teleoperating via communication channel with unk...
In this paper, we present a predictive strategy for teleoperating via communication channel with unk...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
In this paper we describe a method for bridging internet time delays in a free motion type tele-oper...
The variable time delay and the packet loss in the Internet degrade seriously the performance of Int...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
Abstract-Wave-based teleoperation has been previously attempted over the Internet, however, performa...
IEEE Catalog Number: 04EX920CInternational audienceFor the teleoperation of a robot over an IP netwo...
This paper presents an experimental investigation of a bilateral generalized predictive controller f...
For robotic systems tracking a given geometric path, the paper addresses the problem of satisfying i...
In this paper, we present a predictive strategy for teleoperating via communication channel with unk...
In this paper, we present a predictive strategy for teleoperating via communication channel with unk...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
In this paper we describe a method for bridging internet time delays in a free motion type tele-oper...
The variable time delay and the packet loss in the Internet degrade seriously the performance of Int...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
The variable time delay and the packet loss degrade the performance of Internet based teleoperation ...
Abstract-Wave-based teleoperation has been previously attempted over the Internet, however, performa...
IEEE Catalog Number: 04EX920CInternational audienceFor the teleoperation of a robot over an IP netwo...
This paper presents an experimental investigation of a bilateral generalized predictive controller f...
For robotic systems tracking a given geometric path, the paper addresses the problem of satisfying i...