Abstract
The Authors have developed a four wheel steering controller which can handle nonlinear tire forces. A new technique, Intelligent Sliding Surface Control, has been used to prevent control system instability induced by saturated functions. In this paper, unknown tire-road contact conditions are discussed. The robust performance of two types of controllers, a sliding mode controller and an adaptive sliding mode controller, is compared using simulation.
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