Wenhui Huang, Huasong Min, Yixuan Guo, Mingxin Liu
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Abstract
Due to the important role of the manipulator dynamic model in manipulation control, the identification of the dynamic parameters of manipulators has become a research hotspot once again. In this paper, we present an overview of the modeling of manipulator dynamics, the optimization methods of excitation trajectory, the identification methods for dynamic parameters, and the identification of friction model parameters. First, the process and basic methods of identification of manipulation dynamic parameters are summarized, and the optimization methods for excitation trajectory are analyzed in detail. Further, friction model parameter identification and the physical feasibility of dynamic parameters are discussed. These are research hotspots associated with the identification of dynamic parameters of manipulators. The backgrounds and solutions of the problems of physical feasibility and identification of friction parameters are reviewed in this paper. Finally, neural networks and deep learning methods are discussed. The neural networks and deep learning methods have been used to improve the accuracy of identification. However, deep learning methods and neural networks need more in-depth analysis and experiments. At present, the instrumental variable method with complete physical feasibility constraints is an optimal choice for dynamic parameter identification. Moreover, this review aims to present the important theoretical foundations and research hotspots for the identification of manipulation dynamic parameters and help researchers determine future research areas.
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Cobot is a rapid multidisciplinary open access publishing platform for research focused on the interdisciplinary field of collaborative robots. The aim of Cobot is to enhance knowledge and share the results of the latest innovative technologies for the technicians, researchers and experts engaged in collaborative robot research. The platform will welcome submissions in all areas of scientific and technical research related to collaborative robots, and all articles will benefit from open peer review.
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● Intelligent robots
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