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Journal Article
Contact force cancelation in robot impedance control by target impedance modification
2023
Overview
A force sensorless impedance controller is proposed in this paper for robot manipulators without using force estimators. From the observation of the impedance control law, the force feedback term can be canceled if the inertia matrix in the target impedance is the same as the robot inertia matrix. However, the inertia matrix in the target impedance is almost always a constant matrix, while the robot inertia matrix is a function of the robot configuration, and hence, they may not be identical in general. A modification of the coefficient matrix for the contact force term in the target impedance is suggested in this paper to enable cancelation of the force feedback term in the impedance control law so that a force sensorless impedance controller without using force estimators can be obtained. The tracking performance in the free space phase and the motion trajectory in the compliant motion phase of the new design are almost the same as those in the traditional impedance control. Modification of the inertia matrix in the target impedance will result in small variations of the contact force which is acceptable in practical applications. For robot manipulators containing uncertainties, an adaptive version of the new controller is also developed in this paper to give satisfactory performance without the need for force sensors. Rigorous mathematical justification in closed-loop stability is given in detail, and computer simulations are performed to verify the efficacy of the proposed design.
