DISTRIBUTED DRIVE ELECTRIC MONORAIL CRANES COOPERATIVE STEERING CONTROL VIA CONTINUOUS FAST TERMINAL SLIDING MODE CONTROL

In this study, a cooperative steering control strategy based oncontinuous fast terminal sliding mode control algorithm is proposedto improve the steering maneuverability of the distributed driveelectric monorail crane (DDEMC).

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Journal
International Journal of Robotics and Automation
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2316/j.2025.206-1252
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Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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DISTRIBUTED DRIVE ELECTRIC MONORAIL CRANES COOPERATIVE STEERING CONTROL VIA CONTINUOUS FAST TERMINAL SLIDING MODE CONTROL

International Journal of Robotics and Automation
Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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DISTRIBUTED DRIVE ELECTRIC MONORAIL CRANES COOPERATIVE STEERING CONTROL VIA CONTINUOUS FAST TERMINAL SLIDING MODE CONTROL

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Abstract

In this study, a cooperative steering control strategy based oncontinuous fast terminal sliding mode control algorithm is proposedto improve the steering maneuverability of the distributed driveelectric monorail crane (DDEMC).

International Journal of Robotics and AutomationVol. 40(0)
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