Title
Force and acceleration sensor fusion for compliant manipulation control in 6 degrees of freedom
Abstract
This paper focusses on sensor fusion in robotic manipulation: six-dimensional (6-D) force/torque signals and 6-D acceleration signals are used to extract forces and torques caused by inertia. As result, only forces and torques established by environmental contact(s) remain. Apart from an improvement of hybrid force/pose control behavior, an additional major benefit is that regular resetting/zeroing of force/torque sensors before free space/contact transitions can be omitted. All essential equations, transformations and calculations that are required for this 6-D fusion approach are derived. To highlight the meaning for practical implementations, numerous experiments with a six-joint Staeubli RX60 industrial manipulator are presented and the achieved results are discussed.
Year
DOI
Venue
2007
10.1163/156855307782227435
ADVANCED ROBOTICS
Keywords
Field
DocType
sensor fusion,force/torque control,acceleration sensing,compliant motion control,hybrid control,task frame programming
Torque,Control theory,Degrees of freedom (mechanics),Industrial manipulator,Fusion,Sensor fusion,Control engineering,Free space,Acceleration,Inertia,Engineering
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
21
14
0169-1864
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
4
0.50
4
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Torsten Kröger119627.13
Daniel Kubus2489.02
Friedrich M. Wahl3794186.93