Adaptive Model Predictive Control for Differential-Algebraic Systems towards a Higher Path Accuracy for Physically Coupled Robots

The physical coupling between robots has the potential to improve the capabilities of multi-robot systems in challenging manufacturing processes. However, the path tracking accuracy of physically coupled robots is not studied adequately, especially considering the uncertain kinematic parameters, the mechanical elasticity, and the built-in controllers of off-the-shelf robots. This paper addresses these issues with a novel differential-algebraic system model which is verified against measurement data from real execution. The uncertain kinematic parameters are estimated online to adapt the model. Consequently, an adaptive model predictive controller is designed as a coordinator between the robots. The controller achieves a path tracking error reduction of 88.6% compared to the state-of-the-art benchmark in the simulation.

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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iros58592.2024.10802620
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Advanced Control Systems Optimization
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Adaptive Model Predictive Control for Differential-Algebraic Systems towards a Higher Path Accuracy for Physically Coupled Robots

Sören Hohmann, Xin Ye, Karl Handwerker
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Advanced Control Systems Optimization
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Adaptive Model Predictive Control for Differential-Algebraic Systems towards a Higher Path Accuracy for Physically Coupled Robots

Sören Hohmann, Xin Ye, Karl Handwerker
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Abstract

The physical coupling between robots has the potential to improve the capabilities of multi-robot systems in challenging manufacturing processes. However, the path tracking accuracy of physically coupled robots is not studied adequately, especially considering the uncertain kinematic parameters, the mechanical elasticity, and the built-in controllers of off-the-shelf robots. This paper addresses these issues with a novel differential-algebraic system model which is verified against measurement data from real execution. The uncertain kinematic parameters are estimated online to adapt the model. Consequently, an adaptive model predictive controller is designed as a coordinator between the robots. The controller achieves a path tracking error reduction of 88.6% compared to the state-of-the-art benchmark in the simulation.

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE), FZI Research Center for Information Technology (DE)
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Advanced Control Systems Optimization
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