Robust adaptive tracking control of a class of robot manipulators with model uncertainties

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Abstract

A robust tracking controller for robot manipulators measuring only the angular positions and considering model uncertainties is presented. It is considered that the model is uncertain; that is, the system parameters, nonlinear terms, external perturbations, and the friction effects in each robot joint are considered unknown. The controller is composed by two parts, a linearizing-like control feedback and a high-gain estimator. The main idea is to lump the uncertain terms into a new state which represents the dynamics of the uncertainties. This new state is then estimated in order to be compensated. In this way the resulting controller is robust. A numerical example for a RR robot manipulator is provided, in order to corroborate the results. Copyright © 2012 G. Sols-Perales and R. Pen-Escalante.

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Solís-Perales, G., & Peón-Escalante, R. (2012). Robust adaptive tracking control of a class of robot manipulators with model uncertainties. Modelling and Simulation in Engineering, 2012. https://doi.org/10.1155/2012/271705

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