Nowadays,using mobile robots in different applications has been very important.However,the environment in which they operate can cause the wheels to slip or the robot body to slide,causing the assigned task not to be ...Nowadays,using mobile robots in different applications has been very important.However,the environment in which they operate can cause the wheels to slip or the robot body to slide,causing the assigned task not to be performed successfully.Therefore,the need arises to mathematically determine these external perturbations to predict the behavior of the mobile robot.Based on the above mentioned facts,this work focuses on obtaining the kinematic model of an omnidirectional mobile robot considering lateral and longitudinal sliding disturbances of the body and wheel slippage.To mitigate the effect of the disturbances,a control strategy is considered based on the design of a generalized proportional integral observer(GPIO)that allows the estimation of such perturbations.Then,an active disturbance rejection control(ADRC)methodology is implemented to solve the trajectory tracking problem,and it is theoretically proved that the tracking errors converge to a vicinity near the origin.Numerical simulations and real-time experiments validate the obtained perturbed model and the control strategy performance,achieving the desired trajectory tracking despite these perturbations.展开更多
This paper proposes a novel fixed-time sliding mode control approach for trajectory-tracking tasks of a mecanum-wheeled omnidirectional mobile robot.First,the idea of two-phase attractors is introduced into the domain...This paper proposes a novel fixed-time sliding mode control approach for trajectory-tracking tasks of a mecanum-wheeled omnidirectional mobile robot.First,the idea of two-phase attractors is introduced into the domain of sliding mode control,and a new fixed-time sliding surface is proposed.Then,according to this sliding surface,a new type of nonsingular fast terminal sliding mode control algorithm is designed for the omnidirectional mobile robot,which can realize a fast fixed-time convergence property.The stability of the control system is proven scrupulously,and a guideline for control-parameter tuning is expounded.Finally,experiments are implemented to test the trajectory-tracking performance of the robot.Experimental results demonstrate the superiority of the proposed sliding surface and the corresponding control scheme in comparison with benchmark controllers.展开更多
This paper presents a novel observer-based controller for a class of nonlinear multi-agent robot models using the high order sliding mode consensus protocol. In many applications, demand for autonomous vehicles is gro...This paper presents a novel observer-based controller for a class of nonlinear multi-agent robot models using the high order sliding mode consensus protocol. In many applications, demand for autonomous vehicles is growing;omnidirectional wheeled robots are suggested to meet this demand. They are flexible, fast, and autonomous, able to find the best direction and can move on an optional path at any time. Multi-agent omnidirectional wheeled robot(MOWR) systems consist of several similar or different robots and there are multiple different interactions between their agents, thus the MOWR systems have complex dynamics. Hence, designing a robust reliable controller for the nonlinear MOWR operations is considered an important obstacles in the science of the control design. A high order sliding mode is selected in this work that is a suitable technique for implementing a robust controller for nonlinear complex dynamics models. Furthermore, the proposed method ensures all signals involved in the multi-agent system(MAS) are uniformly ultimately bounded and the system is robust against the external disturbances and uncertainties. Theoretical analysis of candidate Lyapunov functions has been presented to depict the stability of the overall MAS, the convergence of observer and tracking error to zero, and the reduction of the chattering phenomena. In order to illustrate the promising performance of the methodology, the observer is applied to two nonlinear dynamic omnidirectional wheeled robots. The results display the meritorious performance of the scheme.展开更多
The kinematics model of an omnidirectional wheeled mobile robot （WMR） platform with 3 castor wheels was built, which includes the actuated inverse solution and the sensed forward solution. Motion simulations verify ...The kinematics model of an omnidirectional wheeled mobile robot （WMR） platform with 3 castor wheels was built, which includes the actuated inverse solution and the sensed forward solution. Motion simulations verify the consistency between the actuated inverse solution and the sensed forward solution. Analysis results show that the WMR possesses 3 degrees of freedom, and its motion trajectory is a straight line. The ＂pushing＂ and ＂pulling＂ motion patterns of the WMR can be generated by using different wheel orientations. It can be used in the places where the space is limited.展开更多
This study investigates robot path planning for multiple agents,focusing on the critical requirement that agents can pursue concurrent pathways without collisions.Each agent is assigned a task within the environment t...This study investigates robot path planning for multiple agents,focusing on the critical requirement that agents can pursue concurrent pathways without collisions.Each agent is assigned a task within the environment to reach a designated destination.When the map or goal changes unexpectedly,particularly in dynamic and unknown environments,it can lead to potential failures or performance degradation in various ways.Additionally,priority inheritance plays a significant role in path planning and can impact performance.This study proposes a ConflictBased Search(CBS)approach,introducing a unique hierarchical search mechanism for planning paths for multiple robots.The study aims to enhance flexibility in adapting to different environments.Three scenarios were tested,and the accuracy of the proposed algorithm was validated.In the first scenario,path planning was applied in unknown environments,both stationary and mobile,yielding excellent results in terms of time to arrival and path length,with a time of 2.3 s.In the second scenario,the algorithm was applied to complex environments containing sharp corners and unknown obstacles,resulting in a time of 2.6 s,with the algorithm also performing well in terms of path length.In the final scenario,the multi-objective algorithm was tested in a warehouse environment containing fixed,mobile,and multi-targeted obstacles,achieving a result of up to 100.4 s.Based on the results and comparisons with previous work,the proposed method was found to be highly effective,efficient,and suitable for various environments.展开更多
A supportive mobile robot for assisting the elderly is an emerging requirement mainly in countries like Japan where population ageing become relevant in near future.Falls related injuries are considered as a critical ...A supportive mobile robot for assisting the elderly is an emerging requirement mainly in countries like Japan where population ageing become relevant in near future.Falls related injuries are considered as a critical issue when taking into account the physical health of older people.A personal assistive robot with the capability of picking up and carrying objects for long/short distances can be used to overcome or lessen this problem.Here,we design and introduce a 3 D dynamic simulation of such an assistive robot to perform pick and place of objects through visual recognition.The robot consists of two major components;a robotic arm or manipulator to do the pick and place,and an omnidirectional wheeled robotic platform to support mobility.Both components are designed and operated according to their kinematics and dynamics and the controllers are integrated for the combined performance.The objective was to improve the accuracy of the robot at a considerably high speed.Designed mobile manipulator has been successfully tested and simulated with a stereo vision system to perform object recognition and tracking in a virtual environment resembling aroom of an elderly care.The tracking accuracy of the mobile manipulator at an average speed of 0.5 m/s is 90%and is well suited for the proposed application.展开更多
基金supported by Instituto Politécnico Nacional-Secretaría de Investigación y Posgrado under grant 20253806in part by project UNAM PAPIME PE104125.
文摘Nowadays,using mobile robots in different applications has been very important.However,the environment in which they operate can cause the wheels to slip or the robot body to slide,causing the assigned task not to be performed successfully.Therefore,the need arises to mathematically determine these external perturbations to predict the behavior of the mobile robot.Based on the above mentioned facts,this work focuses on obtaining the kinematic model of an omnidirectional mobile robot considering lateral and longitudinal sliding disturbances of the body and wheel slippage.To mitigate the effect of the disturbances,a control strategy is considered based on the design of a generalized proportional integral observer(GPIO)that allows the estimation of such perturbations.Then,an active disturbance rejection control(ADRC)methodology is implemented to solve the trajectory tracking problem,and it is theoretically proved that the tracking errors converge to a vicinity near the origin.Numerical simulations and real-time experiments validate the obtained perturbed model and the control strategy performance,achieving the desired trajectory tracking despite these perturbations.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62003305)the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province(LQ21F030015)+1 种基金the Key Research and Development Program of Zhejiang Province(2022C03029)the Public Welfare Application Research Project of Huzhou City(2022GZ15).
文摘This paper proposes a novel fixed-time sliding mode control approach for trajectory-tracking tasks of a mecanum-wheeled omnidirectional mobile robot.First,the idea of two-phase attractors is introduced into the domain of sliding mode control,and a new fixed-time sliding surface is proposed.Then,according to this sliding surface,a new type of nonsingular fast terminal sliding mode control algorithm is designed for the omnidirectional mobile robot,which can realize a fast fixed-time convergence property.The stability of the control system is proven scrupulously,and a guideline for control-parameter tuning is expounded.Finally,experiments are implemented to test the trajectory-tracking performance of the robot.Experimental results demonstrate the superiority of the proposed sliding surface and the corresponding control scheme in comparison with benchmark controllers.
文摘This paper presents a novel observer-based controller for a class of nonlinear multi-agent robot models using the high order sliding mode consensus protocol. In many applications, demand for autonomous vehicles is growing;omnidirectional wheeled robots are suggested to meet this demand. They are flexible, fast, and autonomous, able to find the best direction and can move on an optional path at any time. Multi-agent omnidirectional wheeled robot(MOWR) systems consist of several similar or different robots and there are multiple different interactions between their agents, thus the MOWR systems have complex dynamics. Hence, designing a robust reliable controller for the nonlinear MOWR operations is considered an important obstacles in the science of the control design. A high order sliding mode is selected in this work that is a suitable technique for implementing a robust controller for nonlinear complex dynamics models. Furthermore, the proposed method ensures all signals involved in the multi-agent system(MAS) are uniformly ultimately bounded and the system is robust against the external disturbances and uncertainties. Theoretical analysis of candidate Lyapunov functions has been presented to depict the stability of the overall MAS, the convergence of observer and tracking error to zero, and the reduction of the chattering phenomena. In order to illustrate the promising performance of the methodology, the observer is applied to two nonlinear dynamic omnidirectional wheeled robots. The results display the meritorious performance of the scheme.
基金Project of Sichuan Province Key Disci-pline Construction for Automotive Engineering (No.SZD0410)
文摘The kinematics model of an omnidirectional wheeled mobile robot （WMR） platform with 3 castor wheels was built, which includes the actuated inverse solution and the sensed forward solution. Motion simulations verify the consistency between the actuated inverse solution and the sensed forward solution. Analysis results show that the WMR possesses 3 degrees of freedom, and its motion trajectory is a straight line. The ＂pushing＂ and ＂pulling＂ motion patterns of the WMR can be generated by using different wheel orientations. It can be used in the places where the space is limited.
文摘This study investigates robot path planning for multiple agents,focusing on the critical requirement that agents can pursue concurrent pathways without collisions.Each agent is assigned a task within the environment to reach a designated destination.When the map or goal changes unexpectedly,particularly in dynamic and unknown environments,it can lead to potential failures or performance degradation in various ways.Additionally,priority inheritance plays a significant role in path planning and can impact performance.This study proposes a ConflictBased Search(CBS)approach,introducing a unique hierarchical search mechanism for planning paths for multiple robots.The study aims to enhance flexibility in adapting to different environments.Three scenarios were tested,and the accuracy of the proposed algorithm was validated.In the first scenario,path planning was applied in unknown environments,both stationary and mobile,yielding excellent results in terms of time to arrival and path length,with a time of 2.3 s.In the second scenario,the algorithm was applied to complex environments containing sharp corners and unknown obstacles,resulting in a time of 2.6 s,with the algorithm also performing well in terms of path length.In the final scenario,the multi-objective algorithm was tested in a warehouse environment containing fixed,mobile,and multi-targeted obstacles,achieving a result of up to 100.4 s.Based on the results and comparisons with previous work,the proposed method was found to be highly effective,efficient,and suitable for various environments.
文摘A supportive mobile robot for assisting the elderly is an emerging requirement mainly in countries like Japan where population ageing become relevant in near future.Falls related injuries are considered as a critical issue when taking into account the physical health of older people.A personal assistive robot with the capability of picking up and carrying objects for long/short distances can be used to overcome or lessen this problem.Here,we design and introduce a 3 D dynamic simulation of such an assistive robot to perform pick and place of objects through visual recognition.The robot consists of two major components;a robotic arm or manipulator to do the pick and place,and an omnidirectional wheeled robotic platform to support mobility.Both components are designed and operated according to their kinematics and dynamics and the controllers are integrated for the combined performance.The objective was to improve the accuracy of the robot at a considerably high speed.Designed mobile manipulator has been successfully tested and simulated with a stereo vision system to perform object recognition and tracking in a virtual environment resembling aroom of an elderly care.The tracking accuracy of the mobile manipulator at an average speed of 0.5 m/s is 90%and is well suited for the proposed application.
