Adaptive multi-dimensional compliance control of a humanoid robotic arm with anti-windup compensation
Adaptive multi-dimensional compliance control of a humanoid robotic arm with anti-windup compensation
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10.1109/iros.2010.5649128
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2010-10
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S. G. Khan;G. Herrmann;A. Pipe;C. Melhuish
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S. G. Khan;G. Herrmann;A. Pipe;C. Melhuish
An adaptive multi-dimensional compliance model reference controller was implemented in real-time on a 4 degrees of freedom (DOF) of the humanoid Bristol-Elumotion-Robotic-Torso II (BERT II) arm in Cartesian space. The robot manipulator has been controlled in such a way as to follow the compliant passive behaviour of a reference mass-spring-damper system model subject to externally sensed forces/torques in all DOF. The relevant reference model converts all measured torques into their equivalent forces at the end-effector and reacts accordingly. The suggested control scheme takes in particular account of the multi-variable aspect and the problem of body own torques when measuring external torques. The redundant DOF were used to control the robot motion in a human-like pattern via effort minimization. Associated actuator saturation issues were addressed by incorporating a novel anti-windup (AW) compensator.