Artificial Neural-Net Based Intelligent Robotics Control
Yoh‐Han Pao, D.J. Šobajić · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1988
Fast real-time intelligent control of dynamic systems can be implemented with a combination of logic-based (higher level) strategies and automatic reflexive pattern driven responses generated with artificial neural-nets (ANN). In this paper we are concerned with the adaptive control of a robot manipulator with two degrees of freedom. The objective is to move the end effector of a two limbed manipulator towards a target point until the positions of two coincide. The task is to generate the control signals for movement of the arm through the use of ANN. Control algorithm is computationally simple and robust due to the exploitation of highly parallel information processing capabilities of multilayered neural-nets. Feasibility of obstacle avoidance is discussed also. The proposed approach was evaluated with a computer simulation. A feedforward neural-net was used for this purpose. The results are presented and discussed in this paper.