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... call robot control. Loosely speaking (in this textbook), robot control consists in studying how to make a robot manipulator perform a task and in materializing the results of this study in a ... France British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Kelly, R. Control of robot manipulators in joint space. - (Advanced textbooks in control and signal processing) 1. Robots - Control systems 2. Manipulators ... the privileged place that robots occupy in the modernization of numerous sectors of the society. The word robot finds its origins in robota which means work in Czech. In particular, robot was introduced by...

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... the subject in the second manner; it is mostly devoted to the specific but vast topic of robot control. Robot control is the spine of robotics. It consists in studying how to make a robot manipulator ... introductory chapter explaining, in gen- eral terms, what robot control involves. It contains a chapter on preliminaries which presents in a considerably detailed manner the main mathematical con- cepts ... subsumed into the prevailing subject paradigm. Sometimes these innovative concepts coalesce into a new sub-discipline within the broad subject tapestry of control and signal processing. This preliminary...

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... Consideration 9 For robots moving freely in their workspace, i.e. without interacting with their environment (cf. Figure 1.1) as for instance robots used for painting, “pick and place”, laser cutting, etc., ... motion control may in its turn, be fitted in the more general framework of the so-called robot navigation. The robot navigation problem consists in solving, in one single step, the following subproblems: ã ... introductory chapter explaining, in gen- eral terms, what robot control involves. It contains a chapter on preliminaries which presents in a considerably detailed manner the main mathematical con- cepts...

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... PD control with desired gravity compensation; ã Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) control. Bibliography Among books on robotics, robot dynamics and control that include the study of tracking ... and control , Wiley, New York. ã Fu K., Gonzalez R., Lee C., 1987, Robotics: Control, sensing, vision and intelligence, McGrawHill. ã Craig J., 1989, “Introduction to robotics: Mechanics and control , ... joint position q d is time-varying is presented in ã Kawamura S., Miyazaki F., Arimoto S., 1988, “Is a local linear PD feedback control law effective for trajectory tracking of robot motion?”, in...

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... respectively. The controller (12.4) is studied in the following section. 12.2 PD Control plus Feedforward The wide practical interest in incorporating the smallest number of computa- tions in real time ... Control In this chapter we study the motion controllers: ã Computed-torque control and ã Computed-torque+ control. Computed-torque control allows one to obtain a linear closed-loop equation in ... of linear systems is far more developed than that of nonlinear systems. In particular, the tuning of the gains of such controllers is trivial since the resulting system is described by linear...

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... cost while making the robot lighter. The design of controllers that do not require velocity measurements to control robot manipulators has been a topic of investigation since broached in the decade ... the robot is not necessarily linear in terms of the 3 We remind the student reader that the notation L ∞ is described in detail in Appendix A which is left as self-study. 300 P“D” Control in ... of the origin of the closed-loop system, was first solved for one-degree-of-freedom robots (including a term that is quadratic in the velocities) in ã Lora A., 1996, Global tracking control of...

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... 273 tuning . . 273 PD+ control closed loop. . 249 control law. . 248 pendulum 252 pendulum . 30 Computed-torque control . . 231 feedforward control 266 kinetic energy . . 45 PD control 146, 150 PD control ... M . . xv In- Joong Ha . . . . 418 inductance . . . 83, 411 inertia matrix . 72 rotor’s . . . . 83 input . . . 82, 84 input–output. 390 inputs . . . 73 instability definition . . . 39 integrator ... motors may be found in many texts, among which we suggest the reader to consult the following on control and robotics, respectively: ã Ogata K., 1970, Modern control engineering, Prentice-Hall. ã...

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... call robot control. Loosely speaking (in this textbook), robot control consists in studying how to make a robot manipulator perform a task and in materializing the results of this study in a ... France British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Kelly, R. Control of robot manipulators in joint space. - (Advanced textbooks in control and signal processing) 1. Robots - Control systems 2. Manipulators ... Control of Robots” Involve? The present textbook focuses on the interaction between robotics and electri- cal engineering and more specifically, in the area of automatic control. From this interaction...

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... disturbances or measurement noise. In robot control we are often interested in studying the performance of controllers, considering any initial configuration for the robot. For this, we need to study ... f)=  q ˙ q  while τ is the input. In this case notice that for robots with n joints one has, in general, 2n outputs and n inputs. ROBOT ✲ ✲ ✲ ˙ Figure 1.5. Input–output representation of a robot 1.2 Dynamic ... Slotine J. J., 1986, Robot analysis and control , Wiley, New York. ã Fu K., Gonzalez R., Lee C., 1987, Robotics: Control, sensing, vision and intelligence, McGrawHill. ã Craig J., 1989, “Introduction...

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... = ⎡ ⎢ ⎣ x 1 x 2 . . . x m ⎤ ⎥ ⎦ q 2 z 0 x 0 y 0 joint 2 link 1 joint 1 link 2 joint n link n Figure 3.1. Abstract diagram of an n-DOF robot manipulator Consider the generic configuration of an articulated arm of n links shown in Figure 3.1. In ... of links connected by joints. The joints are mainly of two types: revolute and prismatic. In this textbook we consider robot manipulators formed by an open kinematic chain as illustrated in Figure ... the chapter. 62 3 Robot Dynamics may be in joint coordinates q, ˙ q or in operational coordinates x, ˙ x. In general, these are second-order nonlinear models which can be written in the generic form f EL (q, q, ă q,...

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... dynamic model of a manipulator (considering friction in the joints) and having its actuators located at the joints 6 is obtained by substituting from (3.30) in (3.25), (RM(q)+J) ă q + RC(q, q) q ... the kinetic energy function K = 1 2 ˙ q T M(q) ˙ q, are exhaustively used in control design for robots. Among such properties we underline the following. Property 4.1. Inertia matrix M(q) The inertia ... to measure the links’ positions, giving a higher manufacturing cost. Due to elasticity a given robot having n links has 2n DOF. Its generalized coordinates are [q T θ T ] T . The kinetic energy...

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