Control of a mobile robot for the push-a-box operation
- 2 January 2003
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
The authors propose a method to make a mobile robot push a box from one plane to another. They first define the circumferential conditions and derive the equations of motion for a robot and pushed object. The validity of the proposed dynamic equations has been proved by experiments. The goal-seeking strategy is adopted for the robot's motor control. The objective of control is to direct a pushed object toward the goal. Based on the automatic control theory, a control law for this system was derived. To speed up the computing process, all the variables are divided into intervals, and the control law is converted into the form of a decision table. Many experiments have been done which proved the feasibility of the proposals.<>Keywords
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