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Quarc 2 0 Realtime Control Software, supplied by Quanser Consulting, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 97/100, based on 688 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Quarc 2 0 Realtime Control Software, supplied by Quanser Consulting, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 97/100, based on 688 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Control:Article Title: Multi-objective optimal design of sliding mode control with parallel simple cell mapping method Article Snippet: .. The real-time control is implemented with the SIMULINK toolkit of MATLAB 2007 and the Article Title: A Kinematic Control Framework for Single-Slave Asymmetric Teleoperation Systems Article Snippet: This paper is concerned with asymmetrical teleoperation, where the master/slave subsystems have different degrees of mobility.. In particular, dual-master trilateral control of a possibly kinematically redundant slave robot (KRSR) and single-master control of a kinematically deficient slave robot (KDSR) are considered.. In the case of a KDSR, the motion of the master robot is restricted to the natural motion constraint of the slave robot. Article Title: Multi‐objective optimal motion control of a laboratory helicopter based on parallel simple cell mapping method Article Snippet: Funding information National Natural Science Foundation of China, Grant/Award Number: 11172197, 11332008 and 11572215; Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province, Grant/Award Number: ZR2018LA009 Abstract This paper presents a study of multi-objective optimal design of nonlinear control systems and has validated the control design with a twin rotor model helicopter.. The gains of the porportional integral differential (PID) control are designed in the framework of multi-objective opitmization.. Eight design paramaters are optimized to minimize six time-domain objective objective functions. Article Title: Task Performance Evaluation of Asymmetric Semiautonomous Teleoperation of Mobile Twin-Arm Robotic Manipulators Article Snippet: A series of human factors experiments involving maneuvering and grasping tasks are carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of a novel asymmetric semiautonomous teleoperation (AST) control design framework for teleoperation of mobile twin-arm robotic manipulators.. Simplified configurations are examined first to explore control strategies for different aspects of such teleoperation tasks.. These include teleoperation of a nonholonomic mobile base, telemanipulation of a dual-arm robot, and dual-arm/dual-operator teleoperation task scenarios. Article Title: Trilateral teleoperation control of kinematically redundant robotic manipulators Article Snippet: Teleoperation control of kinematically redundant robots requires a strategy for resolving their redundancy.. A trilateral two-master/one-slave control approach is proposed for delay-free applications in which the first master controls a primary task control frame, e.g. the slave end-effector frame; meanwhile, another master device can manipulate a secondary task frame attached to the slave robot, e.g. to avoid collision with obstacles in the task environment.. Any remaining degrees of motion are resolved autonomously. Software:Article Title: A Kinematic Control Framework for Single-Slave Asymmetric Teleoperation Systems Article Snippet: This paper is concerned with asymmetrical teleoperation, where the master/slave subsystems have different degrees of mobility.. In particular, dual-master trilateral control of a possibly kinematically redundant slave robot (KRSR) and single-master control of a kinematically deficient slave robot (KDSR) are considered.. In the case of a KDSR, the motion of the master robot is restricted to the natural motion constraint of the slave robot. Article Title: Trilateral teleoperation control of kinematically redundant robotic manipulators Article Snippet: Teleoperation control of kinematically redundant robots requires a strategy for resolving their redundancy.. A trilateral two-master/one-slave control approach is proposed for delay-free applications in which the first master controls a primary task control frame, e.g. the slave end-effector frame; meanwhile, another master device can manipulate a secondary task frame attached to the slave robot, e.g. to avoid collision with obstacles in the task environment.. Any remaining degrees of motion are resolved autonomously. Sampling:Article Title: Task Performance Evaluation of Asymmetric Semiautonomous Teleoperation of Mobile Twin-Arm Robotic Manipulators Article Snippet: A series of human factors experiments involving maneuvering and grasping tasks are carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of a novel asymmetric semiautonomous teleoperation (AST) control design framework for teleoperation of mobile twin-arm robotic manipulators.. Simplified configurations are examined first to explore control strategies for different aspects of such teleoperation tasks.. These include teleoperation of a nonholonomic mobile base, telemanipulation of a dual-arm robot, and dual-arm/dual-operator teleoperation task scenarios. |