Intelligent control method of robot based on angle of attack feedback for energy efficiency optimization
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Intelligent control method of robot based on angle of attack feedback for energy efficiency optimization
Chinese Journal of Intelligent Science and TechnologyVol. 7, Issue 1, Pages: 128-138(2025)
作者机构:
1.中国安全生产科学研究院北京市地铁火灾与客流疏运安全重点实验室,北京 100012
2.中国矿业大学(北京)机械与电气工程学院,北京 100083
3.中国安全生产科学研究院城市火灾监测预警应急管理部重点实验室,北京 100012
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基金信息:
The National Key Research and Development Program of China(2022YFC3004903);Basic Research Operational Fund Program of China Academy of Safety Science and Technology(2023JBKY06)
WANG Tianzhu,LIU Jiayin,HAN Song,et al.Intelligent control method of robot based on angle of attack feedback for energy efficiency optimization[J].Chinese Journal of Intelligent Science and Technology,2025,07(01):128-138.
WANG Tianzhu,LIU Jiayin,HAN Song,et al.Intelligent control method of robot based on angle of attack feedback for energy efficiency optimization[J].Chinese Journal of Intelligent Science and Technology,2025,07(01):128-138. DOI: 10.11959/j.issn.2096-6652.202511.
Intelligent control method of robot based on angle of attack feedback for energy efficiency optimization
Aquatic organisms can sense the flow state and adjust the attack angle in time
thereby maintaining the highest movement efficiency during the periodic flapping process. The biological caudal fin
accompanied by changes in tail stiffness
depends on the contraction/relaxation of tail muscles. In the interaction with external fluid
attack angle adjustment helps organisms maintain the optimal attack angle during the movement to improve propulsion performance. Inspired by this
an intelligent control method for high-speed movement of bionic robots based on attack angle feedback was proposed. Firstly
the kinematic characteristics of the designed robotic dolphin was analyzed to clarify the hardware basis of the algorithm. Secondly
in view of the problem that the caudal fin motor cannot effectively cooperate with the lumbar joint motor during high-frequency movement
a joint angle control algorithm based on fuzzy reasoning was proposed to realize the tracking of the expected joint angle by the caudal fin joint in the torque mode. In addition
a closed-loop control scheme for the caudal joint based on attack angle feedback was proposed to improve movement performance. Finally
the experiments verify the effectiveness of the proposed motion control scheme.
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