2015 IEEE International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/coase.2015.7294267
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Multi-objective position control for an industrial robot calibration system

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“…Due to that the position of the dual-PSD in the robot's task space is unknown, the study on the stability of the unknown system is the primary problem of the calibration method. For the study on the stability of robot system, models and control approaches based on dual-PSD have been proposed by Yunyi Jia, Chengzhi Su, et al [2,3] and the simulation experiments have been carried out. Zhihui Deng, Yunyi Jia, et al [4] have designed the dual-PSD based adaptive alignment algorithm and have given a conclusion that the system is stable by simulation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Due to that the position of the dual-PSD in the robot's task space is unknown, the study on the stability of the unknown system is the primary problem of the calibration method. For the study on the stability of robot system, models and control approaches based on dual-PSD have been proposed by Yunyi Jia, Chengzhi Su, et al [2,3] and the simulation experiments have been carried out. Zhihui Deng, Yunyi Jia, et al [4] have designed the dual-PSD based adaptive alignment algorithm and have given a conclusion that the system is stable by simulation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In literature [6], Yantao Shen, Ning Xi, et al have proposed the adaptive algorithm when the position of the PSD array is unknown in the robot task space, eventually have reached the conclusion that the laser spots were stable to the desired positions. For the stability of the system, in the literature [2][3][4], the corresponding control algorithms have been proposed, and the simulation results have been demostrated, however, the theoretical proof has not been discussed. In literature [5,6], the discussion of the system stability was only on planar robots.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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