NASA NTRS ยท 19890000053
Adaptive Force And Position Control For Robots
Abstract
Control system causes end effector of robot manipulator to follow prescribed trajectory and applies desired force or torque to object manipulating or in contact. Characterized by hybrid control architecture, where positions and orientations along unconstrained coordinate axes controlled by position-control subsystem, while forces and torques along constrained coordinate axes controlled by force-control subsystem. Compensates for dynamic cross-coupling between force-and position-control loops and does not require knowledge of complicated model of dynamics of manipulator and environment.
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Seraji, Homayoun. 1989-02-01. Adaptive Force And Position Control For Robots. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000053
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