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Moonsang Kim

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IROS Conference 1998 Conference Paper

𝒽 ∞ robust motion control of kinematically redundant manipulators

Jonghoon Park
Wan Kyun Chung
Youngil Youm
Moonsang Kim

A robust motion control with special focus on kinematically redundant manipulators is proposed based on the kinematically decoupled (KD) joint space decomposition and the analytic nonlinear /spl Hscr//sub /spl infin// control. Within the /spl Hscr//sub /spl infin// control design, robustness can be achieved by formulating the disturbance input to include model uncertainties and external disturbances as well. The proposed /spl Hscr//sub /spl infin// control is based on the analytic solution of the related Hamilton-Jacobi-Isaccs equation, and does not require any further assumptions except the Euler-Lagrange properties. Two components of motion, task and null motion, of a redundant manipulator are robustly controlled by the proposed KD reference motion compensation (RMC) reference error feedback (REF) control.

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ICRA Conference 1996 Conference Paper

Control input reconstruction using redundancy under torque limit

Jonghoon Park
Wan Kyun Chung
Youngil Youm
Moonsang Kim
Mankeun Kim

Various physical limitations which intrinsically exist in the manipulator control system, for example kinematic limits and torque limit, cause some undesirable effects. Specifically, when one or more actuators are saturated in torque the expected control performance can not be achieved. The effect of torque limit, especially for redundant manipulators, is studied in this article, and a local and analytic method to reconstruct the control input using the redundancy is proposed based on the kinematically decoupled modeling of redundant manipulators. It results in exact compensation of the task motion dynamic error at the cost of the least null motion dynamic error. Numerical simulations help to verify the advantages of the proposed scheme.

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IROS Conference 1996 Conference Paper

Reconstruction of inverse kinematic solution subject to joint kinematic limits using kinematic redundancy

Jonghoon Park
Wan Kyun Chung
Youngil Youm
Moonsang Kim

Various physical limitations which intrinsically exist in the manipulator inverse kinematic system, for example joint travel and velocity limits, cause some undesirable effects. Specifically, when one or more joints are limited the desired task velocity can not be anticipated. The effect of joint kinematic limits, especially for redundant manipulators, is studied in this article, and an analytic method to reconstruct the inverse kinematic solution using the redundancy is proposed based on the kinematically decoupled modeling of redundant manipulators. It results in no error in the task motion at the cost of the least error in the null motion. Numerical simulations help to verify the advantages of the proposed scheme.

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