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Thesis type
Tesi di laurea magistrale
URN
etd-09032017-092217
Thesis title
STUDIO TEORICO SUL CONTROLLO OTTIMO IN TEMPO REALE DI UN SISTEMA NON LINEARE E APPLICAZIONE SPERIMENTALE AD UN BRACCIO ROBOTICO CON ATTUATORI ELASTICI
Department
INGEGNERIA DELL'INFORMAZIONE
Course of study
INGEGNERIA ROBOTICA E DELL'AUTOMAZIONE
Supervisors
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relatore Prof. Bicchi, Antonio
Keywords
- elastic actuators
- nonlinear optimal control
- optimal control
- optimization
- robotics
Graduation session start date
28/09/2017
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Full
Abstract (Inglese)
Abstract (Italiano)
We presented a method for obtaining numerical solutions of optimal control
problems (OCP) for systems of ordinary differential equations with possible appli-
cations in dynamic tasks in combination with predictive control algorithms based
on the model. The method is intended for applications that require the resolution
of OCP in a short time and can efficiently exploit the prior knowledge ( obtained
for example by the application of the Principle of Maximum) of control’s arcs by
determining their length and sequence.
The presented method has been applied in simulation and to a real prototype
of planar robotic manipulator with two degrees of freedom with elastic joints.
Experimentally it was obtained that the system in the tested configuration is
able to reach a speed higher than double that attainable without elastic joints .
The approach with predictive control enables a reduction of the error on the desired
final pose of the robot up to 10 times compared to about an experiment conducted
with control in open loop.
problems (OCP) for systems of ordinary differential equations with possible appli-
cations in dynamic tasks in combination with predictive control algorithms based
on the model. The method is intended for applications that require the resolution
of OCP in a short time and can efficiently exploit the prior knowledge ( obtained
for example by the application of the Principle of Maximum) of control’s arcs by
determining their length and sequence.
The presented method has been applied in simulation and to a real prototype
of planar robotic manipulator with two degrees of freedom with elastic joints.
Experimentally it was obtained that the system in the tested configuration is
able to reach a speed higher than double that attainable without elastic joints .
The approach with predictive control enables a reduction of the error on the desired
final pose of the robot up to 10 times compared to about an experiment conducted
with control in open loop.
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