英文摘要 |
The aim of this study was to find a solution to the problem of how to control a parallel robot manipulator in a constrained environment. Parallel robot manipulators must be able to follow the contours of an unknown surface while maintaining a specified contact force. We developed a multisensing technique. We installed a camera on the ceiling of the workspace and mounted a force sensor to the end effector of the manipulator and encoders at each joint of the manipulator. Each joint had three degrees of freedom. Kinematics, the Jacobian matrix, and other geometric characteristics of the robot were derived. Machine vision and image processing techniques were used to plan the machining trajectories without creating any singular points. The vector map of the workspace was divided into two subspaces: one for controlling the contact force and one for controlling the surface motion. According to this decoupled control strategy, we developed an intelligent hybrid position/force controller for the counter trajectory tracking of parallel robots. This controller is based on an interval type-2 neural fuzzy network (IT2NFN). Weights were adjusted using the adaptive IT2NFN-based control system, which ensured that the system was stable and converged to the expected result. The effectiveness of the proposed model was validated through experimentation on a practical delta parallel robot. |