Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state Stability

The possibility of transferring the sense and force of the user on the driver side to the follower robot has always been discussed in master/slave systems. It has gained special importance in recent research. In the present study, the control torque of the slave side is adjusted by transferring the...

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Main Authors: Mohammad Reza Satvati, Hossein Karimpour, Keivan Torabi, Mohammad Motaharifar
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Published: University of Isfahan 2024-09-01
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description The possibility of transferring the sense and force of the user on the driver side to the follower robot has always been discussed in master/slave systems. It has gained special importance in recent research. In the present study, the control torque of the slave side is adjusted by transferring the user's force (with the haptic handle) from the master side to the slave robot. The proposed system is a four-channel approach where the position signal and force signal are transmitted to the slave on the master's side, and reciprocally, the position signal and the contact force of the environment on the slave reach the master's side. The input-to-state stability for the master-slave system is investigated with the proposed approach. The approach of this research, unlike the approach of many previous studies, does not require the acceleration of the joints to parameterize the robot's dynamics or control it. In this method, the amount of force/torque of the user's hand of the master robot will be directly involved in the control command of the slave robot. In this article, in addition to the four-channel system, a three-channel system is proposed. Both systems, in addition to following the path, can follow the user's will on the master's side when encountering unexpected obstacles and stopping joints. In addition to software simulation, experimental implementation has been done on a leader-follower system with haptic robots, which confirms the correctness of the proposed approach.
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spelling doaj-art-c81c0f4a167c461c89e21d32b728ef182025-01-26T07:58:37ZengUniversity of Isfahanهوش محاسباتی در مهندسی برق2821-06892024-09-01153154210.22108/isee.2024.138312.163728810Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state StabilityMohammad Reza Satvati0Hossein Karimpour1Keivan Torabi2Mohammad Motaharifar3Phd Student, Mechanical Eng. Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, IranAssistant Professor, Mechanical Eng. Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, IranAssociate Professor, Mechanical Eng. Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, IranAssistant Professor, Mechanical Eng. Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, IranThe possibility of transferring the sense and force of the user on the driver side to the follower robot has always been discussed in master/slave systems. It has gained special importance in recent research. In the present study, the control torque of the slave side is adjusted by transferring the user's force (with the haptic handle) from the master side to the slave robot. The proposed system is a four-channel approach where the position signal and force signal are transmitted to the slave on the master's side, and reciprocally, the position signal and the contact force of the environment on the slave reach the master's side. The input-to-state stability for the master-slave system is investigated with the proposed approach. The approach of this research, unlike the approach of many previous studies, does not require the acceleration of the joints to parameterize the robot's dynamics or control it. In this method, the amount of force/torque of the user's hand of the master robot will be directly involved in the control command of the slave robot. In this article, in addition to the four-channel system, a three-channel system is proposed. Both systems, in addition to following the path, can follow the user's will on the master's side when encountering unexpected obstacles and stopping joints. In addition to software simulation, experimental implementation has been done on a leader-follower system with haptic robots, which confirms the correctness of the proposed approach.https://isee.ui.ac.ir/article_28810_6f3d5d890057c5fce72e74731a8bec34.pdfforce transmissioninput-to-state stabilitymaster-slavefour-channel systemtele-operation
spellingShingle Mohammad Reza Satvati
Hossein Karimpour
Keivan Torabi
Mohammad Motaharifar
Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state Stability
هوش محاسباتی در مهندسی برق
force transmission
input-to-state stability
master-slave
four-channel system
tele-operation
title Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state Stability
title_full Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state Stability
title_fullStr Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state Stability
title_full_unstemmed Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state Stability
title_short Four-channel Control of Master-slave Robotic System with User’s Force Transfer during Obstacle Collision at the Remote Site based on Input-to-state Stability
title_sort four channel control of master slave robotic system with user s force transfer during obstacle collision at the remote site based on input to state stability
topic force transmission
input-to-state stability
master-slave
four-channel system
tele-operation
url https://isee.ui.ac.ir/article_28810_6f3d5d890057c5fce72e74731a8bec34.pdf
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