Robot dynamic identification techniques rely on the quality and completeness of the signals available as inputs, typically joint positions and motor currents or joint torques. These signals are often noisy and filtering operations are required before using them for identification. Moreover, some robot control units (e.g., in the KUKA KR5 Sixx) return the user only the absolute values of the motor currents (or of the torques), thus preventing a correct dynamic estimation. We present a method for the identification of the robot dynamic model when the motor torques/currents have unknown signs. The method consists in solving a sequence of constrained optimization problems, exploiting physical feasibility constraints. A tree of solutions is built, and the branches leading to unfeasible solutions are pruned. As output, the torque signs are estimated together with the resulting robot dynamic model.
Identification of Robot Dynamics from Motor Currents/Torques with Unknown Signs / Pennese, Marco; Gaz, Claudio; Capotondi, Marco; Modugno, Valerio; DE LUCA, Alessandro. - (2021), pp. 125-128. (Intervento presentato al convegno 3rd Italian Conference on Robotics and Intelligent Machines tenutosi a Roma) [10.5281/zenodo.5900603].
Identification of Robot Dynamics from Motor Currents/Torques with Unknown Signs
Claudio Gaz
;Marco Capotondi
;Valerio Modugno
;Alessandro De Luca
2021
Abstract
Robot dynamic identification techniques rely on the quality and completeness of the signals available as inputs, typically joint positions and motor currents or joint torques. These signals are often noisy and filtering operations are required before using them for identification. Moreover, some robot control units (e.g., in the KUKA KR5 Sixx) return the user only the absolute values of the motor currents (or of the torques), thus preventing a correct dynamic estimation. We present a method for the identification of the robot dynamic model when the motor torques/currents have unknown signs. The method consists in solving a sequence of constrained optimization problems, exploiting physical feasibility constraints. A tree of solutions is built, and the branches leading to unfeasible solutions are pruned. As output, the torque signs are estimated together with the resulting robot dynamic model.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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