Abstract
A Stackelberg game-based approximate optimal interaction control approach is presented for human-centered modular robot manipulator (MRM) systems. Joint torque feedback (JTF) technique is utilized to form the MRM dynamic model. The major objective of optimal control with human–robot collaboration (HRC) is transformed into approximating Stackelberg equilibrium by adopting Stackelberg game governed between the human and the MRM that are regarded as players with different hierarchical level in interaction process. On the basis of the adaptive dynamic programming (ADP), the approximate optimal interaction control policy with HRC task is developed via critic neural network (NN)-based Stackelberg game manner for addressing Hamilton–Jacobian (HJ) equations. The position tracking error is ultimately uniformly bounded (UUB) according to the Lyapunov theory. Experiment results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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