Focusing on the speed control problem, this paper presents a study on the stick slip phenomena of cable driven by pipe robot and the critical conditions of stick slip. By dynamics simulation and field experiments, the...Focusing on the speed control problem, this paper presents a study on the stick slip phenomena of cable driven by pipe robot and the critical conditions of stick slip. By dynamics simulation and field experiments, the theoretical analysis has been proved to be practical and valid. The result is of considerable theoretical value in the speed control for pipe robot on receiving and putting line.展开更多
This paper proposes a novel dynamic control approach for a cable-driven robot with high redundant actuation and cable tension limitations to perform tracking task while interacting with environment. In order for a cab...This paper proposes a novel dynamic control approach for a cable-driven robot with high redundant actuation and cable tension limitations to perform tracking task while interacting with environment. In order for a cable-driven exoskeleton robot to execute the task smoothly and safely, it is necessary to consider the tracking motion performance as well as passivity when interacting with the environment under the conditions of the actuation cables＇ redundancy and the pulling limitation. With the additional consideration of the maximum limitation of the cable tension, cable-driven robot actually can only apply a certain range of feasible wrench on the external environment, which makes the task executed by robot be restricted. In order to make designed wrench be feasible and keep the desired trajectory tracking ability, we present a new control method by extending PVFC （passive velocity field control） method considering tracking stability and passivity. The approach augmented a higher dimensional virtual flywheel dynamics in a specific orthogonal complement space of the cable＇s actuation space. After the final adjustment of the designed wrench with respect to the cable＇s constraint, this method is capable of driving the cable robot to complete the trajectory tracking task and realize the passivity.展开更多
文摘Focusing on the speed control problem, this paper presents a study on the stick slip phenomena of cable driven by pipe robot and the critical conditions of stick slip. By dynamics simulation and field experiments, the theoretical analysis has been proved to be practical and valid. The result is of considerable theoretical value in the speed control for pipe robot on receiving and putting line.
基金This research has been partially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 61472117.
文摘This paper proposes a novel dynamic control approach for a cable-driven robot with high redundant actuation and cable tension limitations to perform tracking task while interacting with environment. In order for a cable-driven exoskeleton robot to execute the task smoothly and safely, it is necessary to consider the tracking motion performance as well as passivity when interacting with the environment under the conditions of the actuation cables＇ redundancy and the pulling limitation. With the additional consideration of the maximum limitation of the cable tension, cable-driven robot actually can only apply a certain range of feasible wrench on the external environment, which makes the task executed by robot be restricted. In order to make designed wrench be feasible and keep the desired trajectory tracking ability, we present a new control method by extending PVFC （passive velocity field control） method considering tracking stability and passivity. The approach augmented a higher dimensional virtual flywheel dynamics in a specific orthogonal complement space of the cable＇s actuation space. After the final adjustment of the designed wrench with respect to the cable＇s constraint, this method is capable of driving the cable robot to complete the trajectory tracking task and realize the passivity.
