This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following problem of a flexible-joint robot manipulator. The proposed design provides a class of controllers which only require position and velocity feedback and ensure global stability. The resulting stability is that the tracking error can be made to be smaller than a design parameter arbitrarily chosen by the designer. The proposed control is robust since it guarantees tracking performance in the presence of high-order nonlinear uncertainties including unknown joint elasticity, unknown parameters, load variation, disturbances. It is practically more important that no measurement on acceleration, jerk, or position and velocity deformation is required
This paper presents an approach for designing a robust position tracking controller for rigid-link f...
This paper presents an approach for designing a robust position tracking controller for rigid-link f...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis focuses on the development of new motion and fo...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
The problem of robot manipulator controller design in the presence of joint flexibility is addressed...
The problem of robot manipulator controller design in the presence of joint flexibility is addressed...
In this paper a new approach employing smooth robust compensators is proposed for the control of unc...
Using some recent nonlinear controller design techniques, we derive, and compare, several globally s...
International audienceWe present a controller for flexible-joint robots without link velocity measur...
International audienceWe present a controller for flexible-joint robots without link velocity measur...
International audienceWe present a controller for flexible-joint robots without link velocity measur...
In this paper, we present an approach for designing robust tracking controllers for rigid-link flexi...
In this paper, we present an approach for designing robust tracking controllers for rigid-link flexi...
This paper presents an approach for designing a robust position tracking controller for rigid-link f...
This paper presents an approach for designing a robust position tracking controller for rigid-link f...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis focuses on the development of new motion and fo...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
This paper presents the first input-output robust control design for the trajectory following proble...
The problem of robot manipulator controller design in the presence of joint flexibility is addressed...
The problem of robot manipulator controller design in the presence of joint flexibility is addressed...
In this paper a new approach employing smooth robust compensators is proposed for the control of unc...
Using some recent nonlinear controller design techniques, we derive, and compare, several globally s...
International audienceWe present a controller for flexible-joint robots without link velocity measur...
International audienceWe present a controller for flexible-joint robots without link velocity measur...
International audienceWe present a controller for flexible-joint robots without link velocity measur...
In this paper, we present an approach for designing robust tracking controllers for rigid-link flexi...
In this paper, we present an approach for designing robust tracking controllers for rigid-link flexi...
This paper presents an approach for designing a robust position tracking controller for rigid-link f...
This paper presents an approach for designing a robust position tracking controller for rigid-link f...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis focuses on the development of new motion and fo...