Design and Development of Fuzzy-PID Controller for Four-Wheeled Mobile Robotic Stability: A Case Study on the Uphill Road

  • Raafi'u B
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Abstract

Design intelligent control to maximize the performance of the Four-Wheeled Mobile Robot (FWMR) in case of uphill road problems. The variation of slope angle and load variation on the uphill road is applied to know the performance of the automatic control system on FWMR. The research is divided into three two covering, system identification, design system and simulation testing. The Rotary speed control system response with fuzzy-PID control method has a good performance by anticipating various tilt angle 5 o. The system can through uphill with loads 11N with a steady time and fast travel time. The best travel time in the 5 o tilt angle condition is 2 seconds with a 4m circuit length. This research concludes that fuzzy-PID control can be implemented and increase the dynamic response of the FWMR effectively on the uphill road problems.

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Raafi’u, B. (2020). Design and Development of Fuzzy-PID Controller for Four-Wheeled Mobile Robotic Stability: A Case Study on the Uphill Road. IPTEK The Journal of Engineering, 6(2), 6. https://doi.org/10.12962/j23378557.v6i2.a7245

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