Strategies for Control of Space Robots: A Review and Research Agenda

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Abstract

Modelling and control of space robots is not an easy task to perform, because the equations of motion that govern phenomenon are highly nonlinear. Furthermore, unlike fixed base manipulators a freefloating space robot exhibits non-holonomic behavior as a result of the non-integrability of the angular momentum conservation law. In recent days space robots are extensively used to play a significant role in space applications like, scheduled servicing of satellites and spacecrafts including refuelling tasks, inspection of remote sites or verification of structures, retrieval of tumbling tools or astronauts, and assembly or welding of space structures. In a large number of these applications, the manipulator endeffector is required to interact with the environment. Due to the interaction between the endeffector and the environment, the interaction torques act on the endeffector which gets transmitted through links to the base of the vehicle and the orientation of the vehicle changes. Hence, precise control of the manipulator’s trajectory, attitude and impedance are critically important. This paper addressed the current state-oftheart in key areas of the space robotics by reviewing recently available literatures particularly on free flying and free floating space robots which help in summarizing various research outcomes in a structured manner.

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Migbar Assefa. 2013. \u201cStrategies for Control of Space Robots: A Review and Research Agenda\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - A : Mechanical & Mechanics GJRE-A Volume 13 (GJRE Volume 13 Issue A5): .

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Modelling and control of space robots is not an easy task to perform, because the equations of motion that govern phenomenon are highly nonlinear. Furthermore, unlike fixed base manipulators a freefloating space robot exhibits non-holonomic behavior as a result of the non-integrability of the angular momentum conservation law. In recent days space robots are extensively used to play a significant role in space applications like, scheduled servicing of satellites and spacecrafts including refuelling tasks, inspection of remote sites or verification of structures, retrieval of tumbling tools or astronauts, and assembly or welding of space structures. In a large number of these applications, the manipulator endeffector is required to interact with the environment. Due to the interaction between the endeffector and the environment, the interaction torques act on the endeffector which gets transmitted through links to the base of the vehicle and the orientation of the vehicle changes. Hence, precise control of the manipulator’s trajectory, attitude and impedance are critically important. This paper addressed the current state-oftheart in key areas of the space robotics by reviewing recently available literatures particularly on free flying and free floating space robots which help in summarizing various research outcomes in a structured manner.

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