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Yusong Jin

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ICRA Conference 2017 Conference Paper

A two-level approach for solving the inverse kinematics of an extensible soft arm considering viscoelastic behavior

  • Hao Jiang 0015
  • Zhanchi Wang
  • Xinghua Liu
  • Xiaotong Chen
  • Yusong Jin
  • Xuanke You
  • Xiaoping Chen

Soft compliant materials and novel actuation mechanisms ensure flexible motions and high adaptability for soft robots, but also increase the difficulty and complexity of constructing control systems. In this work, we provide an efficient control algorithm for a multi-segment extensible soft arm in 2D plane. The algorithm separate the inverse kinematics into two levels. The first level employs gradient descent to select optimized arm's pose (from task space to configuration space) according to designed cost functions. With consideration of viscoelasticity, the second level utilizes neural networks to figure out the pressures from each segment's pose (from configuration space to actuation space). In experiments with a physical prototype, the control accuracy and effectiveness are validated, where the control algorithm is further improved by an optional feedback strategy.

IROS Conference 2017 Conference Paper

Model-less feedback control for soft manipulators

  • Yusong Jin
  • Yufei Wang
  • Xiaotong Chen
  • Zhanchi Wang
  • Xinghua Liu
  • Hao Jiang 0015
  • Xiaoping Chen

Soft manipulators have been a rising focus of soft robotics research. Taking advantage of soft materials and flexible, continuous movements, they have promising applicable prospect. However, their highly internal nonlinearity and unpredictable deformation caused by environmental effects make it difficult to build an exact model for control. In this work, we propose a generalized controller for soft manipulators using an estimated Jacobian-based model derived from structural analysis. The model can be simplified from reasonable assumptions of manipulator structure, and updated to balance conformity to reality and stability. In prototype experiments on an 3D multi-segment soft manipulator, the control method exhibits accuracy as well as adaptability to self gravity and external loads.

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