Abstract
This works proposes a robot control architecture combining a PID position controller and a PI current controller, which is experimentally validated by using a tested including a DC motor and a high inertia load. Once the architecture is validated, it is used to address a performance comparison between series robots and parallel robots for a given task. In view of the obtained results, it is shown that the parallel configuration may lead to considerable energy savings with respect to the serial configuration.
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