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Contribution to the indirect decentralized adaptive control of manipulation robots

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In this paper, efficient approaches to the synthesis of indirect decentralized adaptive control for manipulation robots are presented. The first part of control synthesis consists of the estimation of unknown dynamic robot parameters using the methods of recursive identification and fast dynamic as well as identification models in a symbolic form. The second part of synthesis includes the self-tuning control strategy which is a basis for adaptive control synthesis according to the estimates of the unknown dynamic parameters. Using the theory of decentralized systems, a new robust algorithm for adaptive control with the ability of adaptation in the feedforward or feedback loop are proposed. A complete stability and convergence analysis is presented. A special part of the paper represents an analysis of practical implementation of the proposed control algorithms on modern microprocessor-based robot controllers. Based on this analysis, an efficient application of indirect adaptive algorithms in real time with high-quality system performance is shown. Adaptive algorithms are verified through simulation of trajectory tracking for an industrial robot with unknown dynamic parameters of payload.

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  1. Robotics Laboratory, Mihajlo Pupin Institute, Belgrade, Yugoslavia

    Duško Katić & Miomir Vukobratović

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Katić, D., Vukobratović, M. Contribution to the indirect decentralized adaptive control of manipulation robots. J Intell Robot Syst 9, 235–271 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01276500

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