This work studies the issue of remotely controlling a single room’s temperature using a central heating system. The models of the components of the heating system setup are derived by equivalent electric circuits. Th...
This work studies the issue of remotely controlling a single room’s temperature using a central heating system. The models of the components of the heating system setup are derived by equivalent electric circuits. The combined nonlinear description of the process is used to produce a linear approximant. A Proportional, Integral plus Derivative (PID) controller, located at a considerable distance from the process and receiving measurements and transmitting actuation signals via a wireless network, is designed based on the linear approximant and towards room temperature control. A metaheuristic approach, satisfying stability, approximate model matching, asymptotic command following, and disturbance attenuation, is used to calculate the controller parameters. The suggested scheme’s performance is illustrated through simulations.
This paper applies the MIMO NARX neural model to identify AUV with six degrees of freedom. Strongly nonlinear dependencies are modeled using a MIMO NARX model trained using «input-output» experimental data. ...
This paper applies the MIMO NARX neural model to identify AUV with six degrees of freedom. Strongly nonlinear dependencies are modeled using a MIMO NARX model trained using «input-output» experimental data. This results in a grey box model with a partially known internal structure that can be supervised. This is achieved by specifying a certain regressors type, which is feedback to the model input. Obtained results show that the neural model trained by the Levenberg–Marquardt numerical algorithm provides acceptable performance and accuracy. Validation of the model was performed using data from full-scale experiments, which allowed to identify the weaknesses and advantages of the resulting system more accurately.
Before launching a spacecraft, it is necessary to undergo micro low gravity simulations on the ground to test its reliability. The lifting method is not limited by movement time and space, and can simulate long-term l...
Before launching a spacecraft, it is necessary to undergo micro low gravity simulations on the ground to test its reliability. The lifting method is not limited by movement time and space, and can simulate long-term low gravity environments. However, the degree of freedom of spatial mechanisms is gradually increasing, and the motion is becoming increasingly complex, making traditional lifting methods unable to meet the needs. In response to the above issues, a lifting gravity simulation scheme for a multi degree of freedom robotic arm that can achieve complex motion is proposed. The design adopts a single sling combined with a hanger to avoid interference during the motion process. Finally, simulation and experiments have proven the feasibility of the scheme - it can achieve efficient unloading without affecting the normal movement of the equipment.
More than one homogenous or heterogenous type unmanned vehicle can work in a coordinated manner and perform large-scale swarm tasks (firefighting, search and rescue, mapping, and military operations, etc.) efficiently...
More than one homogenous or heterogenous type unmanned vehicle can work in a coordinated manner and perform large-scale swarm tasks (firefighting, search and rescue, mapping, and military operations, etc.) efficiently in a shorter time by sharing tasks. Collision of these vehicles is among the most significant problems encountered during their work. The crash of the vehicles causes the vehicles to be out of duty and, accordingly, to the mission’s failure. In this study, Quadrotor-type UAVs used as agents can go to any target point by receiving location, speed, and compass information with GPS and IMU sensors. In the application, the agents’ locations were kept and updated in a list in pairs, similar to the traversing process in the Optimized Bubble Sort Algorithm. The projections of the velocity vectors on the agents’ axis (local) on a single coordinate plane are taken to determine the collision situation between these two agents that are traveling instantaneously. These global velocity vectors, whose projections are taken, are re-projected to the edge formed by these two agents in the graph and then subtracted from each other. Suppose the size of the vector is greater than the distance between two agents obtained by any GPS distance algorithm (Pythagoras, Haversine, etc.). In this case, collision is detected, and the separation process is activated. Separation is the process of advancing one agent in the opposite direction of the other until a minimum safe distance is achieved, where one agent entered by the user will not affect the other. Once the separation is complete, the agent moves to the final destination point.
In this paper, we propose a real-time FPGA implementation of the Semi-Global Matching (SGM) stereo vision algorithm. The designed module supports a 4K/Ultra HD (3840×2160 pixels @ 30 frames per second) video stre...
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Although LiDAR semantic segmentation advances rapidly, state-of-the-art methods often incorporate specifically designed inductive bias derived from benchmarks originating from mechanical spinning LiDAR. This can limit...
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The Spring-Loaded Inverted Pendulum (SLIP) is one of the simplest models of robot locomotion. SLIP is commonly used to predict the center of mass motion and derive simple control laws for stable locomotion. However, t...
The Spring-Loaded Inverted Pendulum (SLIP) is one of the simplest models of robot locomotion. SLIP is commonly used to predict the center of mass motion and derive simple control laws for stable locomotion. However, the SLIP model is not integrable, which means that no closed-form relation can be derived to understand how the design and control parameters of the SLIP model affect stable locomotion. There exist a number of different analytical approximations to the SLIP model when considering small step lengths and symmetric steps. In this paper, we present a novel approximation to the SLIP model without relying on the small step length and the symmetric step assumption. The model was found to accurately predict the stability of the SLIP model for large and asymmetric steps and was used to design a controller to stabilize the SLIP model in a couple of steps.
With the standardized development of industrial Internet, the communication among industrial Internet platforms, devices and gateways is more frequent. Due to the problems of heterogeneous data and low data interopera...
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In order to obtain a more anthropomorphic experience in remote control,we use a wearable exoskeleton type master hand,which can obtain real-time human upper limb motion *** through the master-slave constraint algorith...
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In order to obtain a more anthropomorphic experience in remote control,we use a wearable exoskeleton type master hand,which can obtain real-time human upper limb motion *** through the master-slave constraint algorithm,it completes the synchronous control of the slave robot,and then completes a series of tasks that people cannot directly participate *** original control scheme is further optimized,so that the tracking accuracy of the slave end effector is significantly ***,the Denavit-Hartenberg model of the master and slave devices is established through Robotic Toolbox 9.10 robot toolbox,and the workspace of the master and slave devices is analyzed respectively using Monte Carlo ***,the control scheme is designed to make the master exoskeleton complete the high-precision real-time control of the slave ***,the simulation results show that the master exoskeleton can complete the synchronization control of the slave robot,and the terminal accuracy is further improved on the basis of the original algorithm.
With the rapid development of edge computing, industrial automation has evolved a two-layer distributed computing architecture, including local controllers communicating through wired networks and edge controllers com...
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