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Impedance Control Applied to Automated Deburring

In: Adaptive and Learning Systems

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  • Neville Hogan

    (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering)

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This paper considers some aspects of automatic deburring by robot. The strategy proposed is based on impedance control. Impedance control is a parameter-adaptive approach to manipulation aimed at modulating the effective dynamic behavior of a robot, rather than just its end-effector force or motion. To apply impedance control to robotic deburring, a simple model of the deburring process is developed. A target impedance for the robot is proposed which facilitates the identification of the parameters of the model of the deburring environment and leads to a straightforward parameter-adaptive control strategy for the robot. A method for selecting values for the parameters of an impedance appropriate for deburring is developed by describing the robot’s task as an optimization problem. This method yields simple expressions relating the target impedance parameters to tolerances on the interface forces between the tool and the workpiece and tolerances on the desired motion of the tool.

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  • Neville Hogan, 1986. "Impedance Control Applied to Automated Deburring," Springer Books, in: Kumpati S. Narendra (ed.), Adaptive and Learning Systems, pages 359-366, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-1-4757-1895-9_25
    DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-1895-9_25
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