2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.rcim.2019.04.010
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Sensorless full body active compliance in a 6 DOF parallel manipulator

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“…The active impedance control explicitly employs the dynamic model of the exoskeleton mechanism to control the joint position, force, torque, impedance, and compensate for disturbances like steady-state offset. For robots where torque sensing is not available, it is also possible to achieve compliance using the method proposed in [133].…”
Section: Model-based Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The active impedance control explicitly employs the dynamic model of the exoskeleton mechanism to control the joint position, force, torque, impedance, and compensate for disturbances like steady-state offset. For robots where torque sensing is not available, it is also possible to achieve compliance using the method proposed in [133].…”
Section: Model-based Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Step 1: use formula (7) to establish an accurate dynamic model of variable stiffness joints Step 2: use formula ( 8) to obtain the length changes, caused by the posture change of the joint operating arm Step 3: use formula ( 9) to obtain the equivalent motion state equation of the system Step 4: use formula ( 10) to obtain the dynamic equation of the system Step 5: use formula ( 12) to obtain a new nonlinear equation system…”
Section: Input: Tensionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, since the elastic device itself does not have the control capability, it is difficult to achieve precise positioning and force control at the same time. Active compliance usually controls the relationship between contact force and contact displacement through force feedback [7,8] to achieve active safety in machining. According to the different control methods, it can usually be divided into impedance control, force/position hybrid control, adaptive control, and intelligent control.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to their advantages, PKM are used as sub mechanism modules in series-parallel hybrid robots in various fields such as humanoids, (THOR [6], LOLA [7], Charlie [8]), exoskeletons [9,10], haptic interface [11], surgeries [12], and industrial applications [13,14]), see [15] for an extensive survey. PKMs are also prominently employed in high speed industrial assembly lines, for example the DELTA + 1 DOF wrist robot [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%