1. Adaptive Grasping Without Damage System with Pneumatic Muscle as End-Effector of Robot
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Shang Ya-Qi, He Chuang-Chuang, Li Zhe, Cao Te-Te, Yan Hong-Wei, and Wang Qing-Dong
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Adaptive control ,law ,Computer science ,Control theory ,Control system ,Process (computing) ,PID controller ,Robot ,Artificial muscle ,Robot end effector ,law.invention ,Haptic technology - Abstract
In this paper, the mechanical gripper driven by pneumatic artificial muscle is taken as the research object, through theoretical analysis and experimental verification, the feasibility of force feedback control and incremental PID control applied to the mechanical gripper driven by pneumatic muscle is deeply studied, and the results of nondestructive and flexible grasping are obtained. The adaptive control process and deviation comparison link are designed to determine the expected output force of different items. Subsequently, the incremental PID control algorithm is used to eliminate the steady-state error, so as to achieve the self-adaptability of the control system to determine the expected force according to different items.
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- 2021
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