Abstract

AbstractIn this paper, we investigate an assist control for a system in which a human and a robot cooperate to transport an object toward a designated position and angle. We consider a situation where the force due to the human to the object cannot be measured directly. In order to tackle this situation, an assist control with a nonlinear disturbance observer is proposed. By using the observer, we estimate the control input due to the human from position and angle of the object. Moreover, we design the control input by the robot to assist the human input based on the estimates by the disturbance observer. The effectiveness of the proposed method is discussed by numerical simulations for the minimum jerk model.

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