2021
DOI: 10.1177/16878140211004034
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A hybrid control strategy for grinding and polishing robot based on adaptive impedance control

Abstract: In order to realize the active and compliant motion of the robot, it is necessary to eliminate the impact caused by processing contact. A hybrid control strategy for grinding and polishing robot is proposed based on adaptive impedance control. Firstly, an electrically driven linear end effector is designed for the robot system. The macro and micro motions control model of the robot is established, by using impedance control method, which based on the contact model of the robot system and the environment. Secon… Show more

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“…x d represents the desired velocity (mm/s) of the actuator; € x d represents the desired acceleration (mm/s 2 ) of the actuator; _ x represents the actual velocity (mm/s) of the actuator, € x represents the actual acceleration (mm/s 2 ) of the actuator; x e represents the initial position of finger contact object (mm). Let Dx ¼ x À x e , the relationship model between the fruit deformation and the contact force F e is equivalent to a first-order model, 21 and its calculation formula is as follows:…”
Section: G Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…x d represents the desired velocity (mm/s) of the actuator; € x d represents the desired acceleration (mm/s 2 ) of the actuator; _ x represents the actual velocity (mm/s) of the actuator, € x represents the actual acceleration (mm/s 2 ) of the actuator; x e represents the initial position of finger contact object (mm). Let Dx ¼ x À x e , the relationship model between the fruit deformation and the contact force F e is equivalent to a first-order model, 21 and its calculation formula is as follows:…”
Section: G Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mounting method achieves physical separation and decoupling to realize an assembly and grinding system with force/position control at the end of the robot. Zhou et al [84] designed a robotic effector for grinding and polishing a robotic system. They fully consider the position, posture, and force control adjustment of the robot as it moves through free space to the table, while the human makes contact with the table and performs compliant movements.…”
Section: Motorizedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1993, Perdereau, V proposed a hybrid robot position control scheme. Subsequently, Zhou et al proposed a hybrid control strategy of a grinding robot based on adaptive impedance control [ 32 ]. Tian, Y et al [ 33 ] recently designed a fuzzy force controller that imitates human behavior in the process of rust removal.…”
Section: Development History Of Grinding Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zhu et al proposed a dynamic control method based on a one-dimensional force sensor PID controller. The roughness of the polished surface Ra < 0.4 μm, the material removal depth is more stable, the deviation remains at 0.003 mm, and the mean square deviation at 40 N is 0.37 N [ 32 ].…”
Section: Development History Of Grinding Processmentioning
confidence: 99%