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Wave-based teleoperation with prediction
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2001
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Real-time ControlEngineeringTeleoperationIntelligent RoboticsIntelligent SystemsSmith PredictorWave-based TeleoperationSystems EngineeringRobot LearningKinematicsTime Delay SystemMechatronicsWave VariablesSignal ProcessingRobot ControlAerospace EngineeringAutomationMechanical SystemsBilateral TeleoperationRobotics
Wave variables based on passivity and scattering theory provide a good tool for establishing bilateral teleoperation in the presence of a constant time delay. Recently, these techniques have been extended to be used for a varying time delay, as in the case of Internet-based teleoperation. Although stability is guaranteed for virtually any time delay, performance rapidly degrades for larger delays. In this paper, a predictor derived from a modified Smith predictor along with a Kalman estimator and an energy regulator is used to enhance the performance of a wave-based teleoperator in the presence of a constant delay. Also, the current wave transformation equations are extended to a more general case (better suited for systems with multiple degrees of freedom).
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