The internal forces and torques arising in cooperative manipulators ensembles are the grasp forces/torques and it is obviously desirable to control them. We present a novel approach that describes the internal loading as the interaction forces/torques arising in a multi-body system formed by multiple manipulators that behave like a formation of robots. We show that these quantities belong to the null space of the grasp matrix, thus they do not affect the dynamics of the object. The main contribution of this paper is a decoupling control scheme for tracking the internal and the motion-inducing forces and torques in a physically consistent way. The scheme is based on a physically and mathematically consistent model of the dynamics of the constrained interaction.
A Decoupling Scheme for Force Control in Cooperative Multi-Robot Manipulation Tasks / De Pascali, L; Erhart, S; Zaccarian, L; De Natale, Francesco; Hirche, S. - (2022), pp. 243-249. (Intervento presentato al convegno IEEE 17th International Conference on Advanced Motion Control (AMC), tenutosi a Padova, Italy nel February 2022) [10.1109/AMC51637.2022.9729263].
A Decoupling Scheme for Force Control in Cooperative Multi-Robot Manipulation Tasks
De Pascali, LSecondo
;Zaccarian, L;Francesco, B
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2022-01-01
Abstract
The internal forces and torques arising in cooperative manipulators ensembles are the grasp forces/torques and it is obviously desirable to control them. We present a novel approach that describes the internal loading as the interaction forces/torques arising in a multi-body system formed by multiple manipulators that behave like a formation of robots. We show that these quantities belong to the null space of the grasp matrix, thus they do not affect the dynamics of the object. The main contribution of this paper is a decoupling control scheme for tracking the internal and the motion-inducing forces and torques in a physically consistent way. The scheme is based on a physically and mathematically consistent model of the dynamics of the constrained interaction.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione