Predictor‐based adaptive feedback control for a class of systems with time delay and its application to an aircraft skin inspection robot

Wu, Xuewei; Wang, Congqing; Hua, Shaoyang

doi:10.1049/iet-cta.2019.0335

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“…Consequently, advanced control methods for different forms of climbing robots have emerged. Control of a legged climbing robot with negative pressure adsorption can be achieved using a predictor-based adaptive feedback control method [ 14 ]. Sliding mode control and model predictive control are typical advanced control methods that have been employed in some special forms of climbing robots.…”

Section: Control Methods For Climbing Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, neural networks can be combined with advanced control methods to achieve better performance. For example, [ 14 ] constructed adaptive neural networks to compensate for unknown dynamic disturbances and unmodelled dynamics in the adaptive control of a quadrupedal climbing robot.…”

Section: Control Methods For Climbing Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Climbing robots were applied in a variety of fields, such as aerospace, ocean engineering, infrastructure, energy and construction. Adapted with permission from Refs [ 14 , 24 , 26 , 36 , 49 ], respectively.…”

Section: Definition Of Climbing Manufacturing Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For example, under the guidance of a laser tracker, a negative-pressure climbing robot performed precise hole-making operations and in-service inspection of the wing [ 13 ]. The inspection of aircraft skins has been performed by a variety of climbing robots, such as legged negative pressure adsorption and vortex [ 14–16 ]. In outer space, a quadrupedal climbing robot can explore extreme terrains, such as cliffs [ 17 ].…”

Section: Definition Of Climbing Manufacturing Robotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Climbing robots for manufacturing

Tao

Gong

Ding

2023

National Science Review

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Robotized intelligent manufacturing is a growing trend in the manufacturing of large and complex components in aviation, aerospace, marine engineering and other industries. With their expansive workspaces and flexible deployment, climbing manufacturing robots can create a revolutionary manufacturing paradigm for large and complex components. This paper defines the climbing manufacturing robot based on the application status of climbing robots and then analyses four key technical requirements: adhesion, locomotion, localisation and control. Subsequently, the current research status of climbing robots in these four areas is classified and reviewed, along with a clarification of the research frontiers and trends in each area, and the applicability of the relevant research to manufacturing-oriented climbing robotic systems is analysed. Finally, by concluding the development trends of robotized intelligent manufacturing equipment in terms of manufacturing dimension and scale, environmental adaptability and cluster collaboration capability, we clarify the major challenges for climbing manufacturing robots in terms of adhesion principles, motion mechanisms, positioning technology and control methods, and propose future research directions in these fields.

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Section: Control Methods For Climbing Robotsmentioning

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Section: Definition Of Climbing Manufacturing Robotsmentioning

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Climbing robots for manufacturing

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Ding

2023

National Science Review

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“…Extensive experiments prove its stable wall climbing ability and excellent cleaning performance. 5 In addition, wall-climbing robots are used in ship rust removal, [6][7][8] bridge maintenance, [9][10][11] building cleaning, 12,13 investigation and rescue 14,15 and other fields.…”

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Multi-body dynamics model of crawler wall-climbing robot

Fang

Wang

Cui

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part K:

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In this paper, a crawler-type wall-climbing robot with negative pressure adsorption is designed. The dynamic model of the robot is established based on the method of discretizing the force load of the track shoe. The correctness of the kinematic model and dynamic model is proved by comparing two different ways of virtual prototype simulation and prototype experiment. According to the simulation results of the dynamic model and virtual prototype, the influence of design parameters on the motion performance of the wall-climbing robot is analyzed. The smaller the speed difference between the two tracks of the robot, the longer the gauge between the two tracks, and the greater the inclination of the adsorption wall, the larger the turning radius of the robot will be. The research content based on this paper can provide a new design optimization method and theoretical basis for improving crawler wall-climbing robots and crawler vehicles.

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Design and Technical Development of Wall-Climbing Robots: A Review

Fang

Wang

et al. 2022

J Bionic Eng

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Predictor‐based adaptive feedback control for a class of systems with time delay and its application to an aircraft skin inspection robot

Cited by 8 publications

References 43 publications

Climbing robots for manufacturing

Climbing robots for manufacturing

Multi-body dynamics model of crawler wall-climbing robot

Design and Technical Development of Wall-Climbing Robots: A Review

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