NASA NTRS · 20040110428
System Wide Joint Position Sensor Fault Tolerance in Robot Systems Using Cartesian Accelerometers
Abstract
Joint position sensors are necessary for most robot control systems. A single position sensor failure in a normal robot system can greatly degrade performance. This paper presents a method to obtain position information from Cartesian accelerometers without integration. Depending on the number and location of the accelerometers. the proposed system can tolerate the loss of multiple position sensors. A solution technique suitable for real-time implementation is presented. Simulations were conducted using 5 triaxial accelerometers to recover from the loss of up to 4 joint position sensors on a 7 degree of freedom robot moving in general three dimensional space. The simulations show good estimation performance using non-ideal accelerometer measurements.
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Aldridge, Hal A., Juang, Jer-Nan. 1997-01-01. System Wide Joint Position Sensor Fault Tolerance in Robot Systems Using Cartesian Accelerometers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040110428
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