It is well known that for bilateral teleoperation, force feedback information is needed. In this paper, we propose a control approach for bilateral teleoperation with uncertainties in the model of the slave robot and which does not use force sensors for haptic feedback. The controller design is based on a cyclic switching algorithm. In the first phase of the cyclic algorithm, we estimate the environmental force acting on the slave robot and in the second phase a tracking controller ensures that the position of the slave robot is tracking the position of the master robot. A stability analysis of the overall closed-loop system is presented and the approach is illustrated by means of an example
In this research a bilateral master slave teleoperation system with two non similar robots is design...
© 2013 EA. This article presents a novel control scheme for bilateral teleoperation of n degree-of-f...
To lower the cost of a force-reflecting teleoperation system, position errors instead of direct meas...
It is well known that for bilateral teleoperation, force feedback information is needed. In this pap...
It is well known that for bilateral teleoperation, force feedback information is needed. In this pap...
Abstract. It is well known that for bilateral teleoperation, force feedback information is needed. I...
Sliding mode control has been used extensively in robotics to cope with parameters uncertainty, mode...
Sliding mode control has been used extensively in robotics to cope with parameters uncertainty, mode...
Haptic guidance can improve control accuracy in bilateral teleoperation. With haptic sensing, the hu...
This paper presents a passive bilateral feedforward control scheme for linear dynamically similar (L...
This paper proposes a method for the scaled bilateral teleoperation with continuously variable posit...
In critical scenarios, the interaction forces between a robot and the environment could lead to dama...
Bilateral teleoperation allows users to interact with objects in remote environments by providing th...
The slave robot of the macro-micro teleoperation system presented in this paper is a 1-DOF piezo act...
Abstract — Teleoperation systems that are distributed over large physical distances where time delay...
In this research a bilateral master slave teleoperation system with two non similar robots is design...
© 2013 EA. This article presents a novel control scheme for bilateral teleoperation of n degree-of-f...
To lower the cost of a force-reflecting teleoperation system, position errors instead of direct meas...
It is well known that for bilateral teleoperation, force feedback information is needed. In this pap...
It is well known that for bilateral teleoperation, force feedback information is needed. In this pap...
Abstract. It is well known that for bilateral teleoperation, force feedback information is needed. I...
Sliding mode control has been used extensively in robotics to cope with parameters uncertainty, mode...
Sliding mode control has been used extensively in robotics to cope with parameters uncertainty, mode...
Haptic guidance can improve control accuracy in bilateral teleoperation. With haptic sensing, the hu...
This paper presents a passive bilateral feedforward control scheme for linear dynamically similar (L...
This paper proposes a method for the scaled bilateral teleoperation with continuously variable posit...
In critical scenarios, the interaction forces between a robot and the environment could lead to dama...
Bilateral teleoperation allows users to interact with objects in remote environments by providing th...
The slave robot of the macro-micro teleoperation system presented in this paper is a 1-DOF piezo act...
Abstract — Teleoperation systems that are distributed over large physical distances where time delay...
In this research a bilateral master slave teleoperation system with two non similar robots is design...
© 2013 EA. This article presents a novel control scheme for bilateral teleoperation of n degree-of-f...
To lower the cost of a force-reflecting teleoperation system, position errors instead of direct meas...