Abstract
This paper presents a reduced-order extended state observer (ESO) based sliding mode control scheme for friction compensation of a three-wheeled omnidirectional mobile robot. Compared with previous works, the proposed control approach is attractive from an implementation point of view. It does not require any explicit friction model, with quite low computation cost. First, a dynamic model with unknown friction forces is given. Then, the controller is designed, consisting of two parts. One part of the control effort is to compensate the friction effects, which are estimated by a reduced-order ESO without using any explicit friction model. The inverse of inertia matrix is also avoided in the proposed reduced-order ESO. The other part of the control effort is designed based on a second-order sliding mode technique known as super-twisting algorithm, in presence of parameter uncertainties. In addition, stability analysis of the designed control system is presented. Extensive experiments are conducted to verify the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed control design in compensating different friction effects.
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