Abstract
Aimed at the negative effect of dynamics characteristics of leg hydraulic drive system (LHDS) on the accuracy of motion control of the hydraulic drive legged robot, a dynamics compensation control method is proposed. First, according to the mechanical structure of LHDS, the kinematics and statics models of LHDS are analyzed and obtained respectively. Based on the principle of force-based impedance control of LHDS, an impedance based motion control simulation model of LHDS is built and analyzed. The simulation results show that the dynamics characteristics have a great influence on the accuracy of impedance based motion control. Then, a dynamics compensation method considering gravity and inertia force is proposed to solve this problem. Finally, the effect of the dynamics compensation method is verified on the robot single leg test platform. The experimental results show that the compensation method reduces the negative effect of the dynamics characteristics of LHDS on impedance based motion control accuracy, and the position tracking accuracy of the robot’s foot end can be improved by more than 65%. The theory proposed in this paper provides a theoretical basis for the motion control of the whole robot prototype.
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