A bilateral teleoperation controller considering the transition between the free space motion and the constrained motion

Author:

Wang Heng,Low K. H.,Wang Michael Yu

Abstract

SUMMARYA two-channel bilateral controller is proposed for teleoperation systems. The controller takes into account both the free space motion and the constrained motion. Specifically, the force-position (F-P) architecture is applied during the constrained motion, while the position-position (P-P) architecture is applied during the free space motion. Theoretically, perfect transparency can be achieved. In addition, it does not need to switch the control modes of the master and the slave controllers during the transition between the free space motion and the constrained motion. Experiments are conducted to validate the analysis, and to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed bilateral controller. The limitations of the proposed controller are also discussed.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

Computer Science Applications,General Mathematics,Software,Control and Systems Engineering

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