Arrow Research search
Back to IROS

IROS 2000

Explicit force control for manipulators with active observers

Conference Paper Accepted Paper Artificial Intelligence · Robotics

Abstract

The article describes a systematic procedure to design a force controller with active observers (AOB). The design is based on pole placement using discrete state space theory. The concept of AOB is introduced as a starting point to perform robust estimates of the system state. The robustness of the system is accomplished through optimal noise processing embedded in the control strategy. The design was tested as a force controller in a Manutec R2 Robot at the DLR.

Authors

Keywords

  • Force control
  • Observers
  • Control systems
  • Noise robustness
  • State feedback
  • State-space methods
  • State estimation
  • Robust control
  • Optimal control
  • Testing
  • State Space
  • Action Observation
  • Discrete State Space
  • Pole Placement
  • Free Space
  • Model Plant
  • Second Category
  • Equation Of State
  • Closed-loop System
  • Plant Yield
  • System Input
  • State-space Model
  • Transferable Skills
  • End-effector
  • Robust Way
  • Force Feedback
  • Real Plant
  • Compliance Control
  • Plant Input
  • Classical Observables

Context

Venue
IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems
Archive span
1988-2025
Indexed papers
26578
Paper id
488952232108999538
v2026.09.13