Modified grey-Wolf algorithm optimized fractional-order sliding mode control for unknown manipulators with a fractional-order disturbance observer

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This paper studies a new fractional-order nonsingular terminal sliding mode control (FTSMC), in which all parameters of controller and observer are optimized by a modified grey wolf optimization (MGWO) technique for robotic manipulator systems. Based on an improved fractional-order terminal sliding surface, the new FTSMC system is designed and the unknown disturbance is estimated by a fractional-order finite-time disturbance observer. The dynamic parameters of manipulator and gains of the controller were optimized with the help of the newly developed MGWO technique via both off-line simulation and on-line experimental optimization learning process. Simulation and experimental results of MGWO optimization and joint positioning for a self-designed manipulator showed the efficacy of the proposed optimization and control schemes.

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Han, S. (2020). Modified grey-Wolf algorithm optimized fractional-order sliding mode control for unknown manipulators with a fractional-order disturbance observer. IEEE Access, 8, 18337–18349. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2966253

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