NASA NTRS · 19890017143
Task oriented nonlinear control laws for telerobotic assembly operations
Abstract
The goal of this research is to achieve very intelligent telerobotic controllers which are capable of receiving high-level commands from the human operator and implementing them in an adaptive manner in the object/task/manipulator workspace. Initiatives by the authors at Integrated Systems, Inc. to identify and develop the key technologies necessary to create such a flexible, highly programmable, telerobotic controller are presented. The focus of the discussion is on the modeling of insertion tasks in three dimensions and nonlinear implicit force feedback control laws which incorporate tool/workspace constraints. Preliminary experiments with dual arm beam assembly in 2-D are presented.
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Walker, R. A., Ward, L. S., Elia, C. F.. 1987-07-01. Task oriented nonlinear control laws for telerobotic assembly operations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890017143
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