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Safe Tracking Control of an Uncertain Euler-Lagrange System with Full-State Constraints using Barrier Functions

Abstract

This paper presents a novel, safe tracking control design method that learns the parameters of an uncertain Euler-Lagrange (EL) system online using adaptive learning laws. A barrier function (BF) is first used to transform the full-state constrained EL-dynamics into an equivalent unconstrained dynamics. An adaptive tracking controller is then developed along with the parameter update law in the transformed state space such that the states remain bounded for all time within a prescribed bound. A stability analysis is developed that considers the EL-dynamics’ uncertainty, yielding a semi-globally uniformly ultimately bounded (SGUUB) tracking error and the parameter estimation error. The controller design is validated in simulations using a two-link planar manipulator. The results show the proposed method’s ability to track the reference trajectory while remaining inside each of the predefined state bounds.

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Iman Salehi, Ghananeel Rotithor, Daniel Trombetta, Ashwin P. Dani. 2021-01-11. Safe Tracking Control of an Uncertain Euler-Lagrange System with Full-State Constraints using Barrier Functions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20240003180

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