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NASA NTRS ยท 19900016027

Out-reach in-space technology experiments program: Control of flexible robot manipulators in zero gravity, experiment definition phase

Abstract

The results obtained show that it is possible to control light-weight robots with flexible links in a manner that produces good response time and does not induce unacceptable link vibrations. However, deflections induced by gravity cause large static position errors with such a control system. For this reason, it is not possible to use this control system for controlling motion in the direction of gravity. The control system does, on the other hand, have potential for use in space. However, in-space experiments will be needed to verify its applicability to robots moving in three dimensions.

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Phillips, Warren F.. 1989-01-01. Out-reach in-space technology experiments program: Control of flexible robot manipulators in zero gravity, experiment definition phase. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900016027

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