Proceedings of the 44th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control
DOI: 10.1109/cdc.2005.1583014
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Passivity-based Control of Visual Feedback Systems with Dynamic Movable Camera Configuration

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“…Then, the control performance of the simple passivity based control scheme and the stabilizing receding horizon control scheme is evaluated through simulation results. The proposed formulation generalizes the results presented in the previous papers (Murao et al [2005]: concerning the eye-in/to-hand configuration) and (Murao et al [2006]: concerning the predictive visual feedback control).…”
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confidence: 61%
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“…Then, the control performance of the simple passivity based control scheme and the stabilizing receding horizon control scheme is evaluated through simulation results. The proposed formulation generalizes the results presented in the previous papers (Murao et al [2005]: concerning the eye-in/to-hand configuration) and (Murao et al [2006]: concerning the predictive visual feedback control).…”
Section: Proceedings Of the 17th World Congress The International Fedsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…This section mainly reviews our previous works (Murao et al [2005], Fujita et al [2007]) via the passivity based visual feedback control with the eye-in/to-hand configuration. Additionally, a modified camera control error system and a modified hand one are proposed in order to improve the performance of the estimation from the practical point of view.…”
Section: Dynamic Visual Feedback System With Eye-in/to-hand Configuramentioning
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“…Some researchers studied the robot teaching problem and their solutions are either eye-to-hand [9] or eye-in-mobile [12]. Precise calibration between a camera and a robot tool is needed to guide the robot to perform assembly tasks, which is difficult to apply and lack of generality.…”
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