Da Song, Xuesu Xiao, Gang Li, Lixun Zhang, Feng Xue, Lailu Li
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Abstract
Abstract. This study proposes a haptic interactive robot (HIR)
configuration and a control strategy based on a cable-driven parallel
mechanism. The ball screw drives the cable to improve the motion control
accuracy. The robot system control strategy improves the accuracy and
stability of haptic interaction. Through configuration optimization design
and analysis, eight cables are used to ensure that the robot end effector
exerts force and enables motion. Moreover, a forward and inverse kinematics
model of the robot is developed. According to the configuration of the HIR,
an improved cable tension distribution algorithm can facilely determine the
cable tension. Hence, each cable is consistently in a tight state, and the
change in tension is not sudden. Drive unit and robot system control
strategies are proposed to render the haptic interaction accurate and
stable. A simulation experiment of a complex space motion track is
implemented through the robot end effector, thus verifying the accuracy of
the established forward and inverse kinematics model. The accuracy of the
tension distribution algorithm, control strategy, and robot stability are
verified through simulation experiments, considering different forces and
motion tracks of robot end effectors.
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