A New Homogeneous Finite-Time Controller for Bilateral Teleoperation Systems

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- lingyang hu
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- 10.21227/nsq7-sa71
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Abstract
A continuous finite-time control scheme is introduced for bilateral teleoperation systems with asymmetric timevarying delays. Specifically, a non-smooth controller with fractional power based on the homogeneous method is developed to guarantee that the trajectory tracking error between the master and the slave converges to zero in a finite period of time. The system is proven to be globally asymptotically stable and has a negative degree of homogeneity, which means that it is globally finite-time stable. Both simulation and experimental results show that the proposed controller ensures the teleoperation system with fast convergence, accurate tracking performance and global stability without sacrificing system transparency.
Instructions:
Here we uploaded the results of teleoperation experiments under asymmetric time-varying conditions. The data includes results from a finite time controller based on the homogeneous theory and the results under the PID controller. Run the m files in the folder and you can draw the result graphes. In addition, an experimental video was uploaded as a supplement。