2021
DOI: 10.1177/0954406221993839
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Finite-time adaptive control for the dual-arm space robots with uncertain kinematics, dynamics and deadzone nonlinearities

Abstract: Dual-arm space robots are capable of load transporting and coordinated manipulation for on-orbit servicing. However, achieving the accurate trajectory tracking performance is a big challenge for dual-arm robots, especially when mechanical system uncertainties exist. This paper proposes an adaptive control scheme for the dual-arm space robots with grasped targets to accurately follow trajectories while stabilizing base’s attitude in the presence of dynamic uncertainties, kinematic uncertainties and deadzone non… Show more

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“…Sen et al 14 investigated the PID controller in detail and determined the best gains with the genetic algorithm method through comparison of multiple methods, which reduced the vibration of the mechanism. Zhan et al 15 developed adaptive algorithms for the dual-arm robot to follow trajectories accurately, and the effectiveness of the algorithms was validated by simulation results.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sen et al 14 investigated the PID controller in detail and determined the best gains with the genetic algorithm method through comparison of multiple methods, which reduced the vibration of the mechanism. Zhan et al 15 developed adaptive algorithms for the dual-arm robot to follow trajectories accurately, and the effectiveness of the algorithms was validated by simulation results.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under the effect of control input dead zone, the motion becomes more complex and affects the dynamic characteristics and steady-state accuracy of the system. [30][31][32] For dual arm space robots, Zhan et al 33 proposed the finite time adaptive control scheme and constructed the smooth dead zone inverse to reduce the influence of dead zone nonlinearity; Jiang et al 34 introduced the smooth inverse adaptive dead zone to compensate for the asymmetric dead zone structure of unknown parameters, which guaranteed a high accuracy tracking in the dual arm robot system. Chen et al 35 introduced the adaptive fuzzy feedforward compensator and the dead zone adaptive fuzzy compensator respectively on the basis of the computed torque control, and verified the effectiveness of the controller.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%