Indirect Adaptive learning of Acceleration feedback control for Chained Multiple Mass-Spring-Damper Systems

An indirect iterative learning algorithm has shown to be able to update the parameters of an acceleration feedback controller for flexible manipulators. The fine estimation of the masses of a chain of mass-spring-dampers units allows the simultaneous tuning of both the feedback controller and the trajectory generation. This algorithm has been validated on an industrial robot arm.

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