In this paper, we address the problem of controlling multiple flexible joint robots manipulating a common load cooperatively. The load position and velocity tracking errors are shown to converge to zero. The internal forces exerted on the load are also shown to converge to their desired trajectories. Asymptotic stability of the system is insured regardless of the joint flexibility and despite the fact that force sensors mounted on the robot wrist are not employed
International audiencePresents an adaptive control scheme for flexible joint robot manipulators. Asy...
Abstract — When multiple robots collaboratively transport or manipulate a load, both motion and forc...
This paper proposes a novel adaptive control methodology based on the admittance model for multiple ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis focuses on the development of new motion and fo...
A redundant robot has more degrees of freedom than what is needed to uniquely position the robot end...
In this paper we address the problem of controlling multiple robots manipulating a rigid object coop...
Almost all industrial robots exhibit joint flexibility due to mechanical compliance of their gear bo...
By fully utilizing the properties of the nonlinear dynamics of the system of the multiple cooperatin...
In this letter, we propose a control strategy forhuman-robot cooperative manipulation under the ambi...
Our goal is to design a flexible, scalable system of multiple robots that can pick up, transport, an...
This article presents a decentralized control scheme for the complex problem of simultaneous positio...
© 2016 The Franklin Institute. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. This paper presents a...
Decentralized force and motion control of a heavy object with lathing tools, in a cooperative multip...
In this paper a new approach employing smooth robust compensators is proposed for the control of unc...
In this paper, by fully utilizing the properties of the system of multiple cooperating robots handli...
International audiencePresents an adaptive control scheme for flexible joint robot manipulators. Asy...
Abstract — When multiple robots collaboratively transport or manipulate a load, both motion and forc...
This paper proposes a novel adaptive control methodology based on the admittance model for multiple ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis focuses on the development of new motion and fo...
A redundant robot has more degrees of freedom than what is needed to uniquely position the robot end...
In this paper we address the problem of controlling multiple robots manipulating a rigid object coop...
Almost all industrial robots exhibit joint flexibility due to mechanical compliance of their gear bo...
By fully utilizing the properties of the nonlinear dynamics of the system of the multiple cooperatin...
In this letter, we propose a control strategy forhuman-robot cooperative manipulation under the ambi...
Our goal is to design a flexible, scalable system of multiple robots that can pick up, transport, an...
This article presents a decentralized control scheme for the complex problem of simultaneous positio...
© 2016 The Franklin Institute. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. This paper presents a...
Decentralized force and motion control of a heavy object with lathing tools, in a cooperative multip...
In this paper a new approach employing smooth robust compensators is proposed for the control of unc...
In this paper, by fully utilizing the properties of the system of multiple cooperating robots handli...
International audiencePresents an adaptive control scheme for flexible joint robot manipulators. Asy...
Abstract — When multiple robots collaboratively transport or manipulate a load, both motion and forc...
This paper proposes a novel adaptive control methodology based on the admittance model for multiple ...