This letter extends previous results on constrained optimization control problems of uncertain robot systems based on sliding modes generation. An equivalent linear parameter varying (LPV) state-space representation of the nonlinear robot model is considered to design a stabilizing state-feedback control law by solving linear matrix inequalities (LMI) with structural constraints. The finite-time regulation of the state trajectory to a desired reference, while minimizing a pre-specified cost function with state constraints, is then solved by a sliding mode approach relying on the considered parameter-dependent structure of the robot system. Stability conditions of the proposed approach are provided, and a realistic numerical example verifies the effectiveness of the proposed technique.

Sliding Mode Optimization in Robot Dynamics with LPV Controller Design

Ferrara A.;
2022-01-01

Abstract

This letter extends previous results on constrained optimization control problems of uncertain robot systems based on sliding modes generation. An equivalent linear parameter varying (LPV) state-space representation of the nonlinear robot model is considered to design a stabilizing state-feedback control law by solving linear matrix inequalities (LMI) with structural constraints. The finite-time regulation of the state trajectory to a desired reference, while minimizing a pre-specified cost function with state constraints, is then solved by a sliding mode approach relying on the considered parameter-dependent structure of the robot system. Stability conditions of the proposed approach are provided, and a realistic numerical example verifies the effectiveness of the proposed technique.
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