ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Collaborative Control for a Robot Manipulator via Interaction-Force-Based Impedance Method and Extremum Seeking Optimization.
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This paper introduces an adaptive impedance control strategy for robotic manipulators, developed through the extremum seeking technique. A model-based disturbance observer (DOB) is employed to estimate contact forces, removing the dependency on torque sensors. An impedance vector is constructed to correct the errors arising from motor uncertainties and unknown couplings, without considering the threshold value of the control parameters. Joint tracking errors and fluctuations in contact force are incorporated into the cost function. For various tasks, suitable control parameters are adaptively optimized in real time using an extremum seeking approach, which continuously evaluates the cost function. A rigorous analysis is conducted on the stability of the proposed controller. Compared to conventional approaches, the proposed adaptive impedance control offers a more streamlined design for adjusting the manipulator's contact impedance. Experimental results confirm that the extremum seeking strategy successfully tuned the controller parameters online according to variations in the cost function.
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