In this paper a fault diagnosis approach for sensor faults in cooperative robotic manipulators involved in interaction tasks is presented. The approach is developed for a two-arm cooperative workcell, although it can be easily applied to single-manipulator systems. A bank of discrete-time model-based diagnostic observers is adopted to detect, isolate and identify failures of both sensors at the joints of the manipulators and force/torque sensors mounted at the wrists. The effectiveness of the proposed scheme has been experimentally tested on a cooperative industrial setup composed by two six-dof COMAU Smart-3 S robots.

Sensor fault diagnosis for manipulators performing interaction tasks

Marino A.;
2010-01-01

Abstract

In this paper a fault diagnosis approach for sensor faults in cooperative robotic manipulators involved in interaction tasks is presented. The approach is developed for a two-arm cooperative workcell, although it can be easily applied to single-manipulator systems. A bank of discrete-time model-based diagnostic observers is adopted to detect, isolate and identify failures of both sensors at the joints of the manipulators and force/torque sensors mounted at the wrists. The effectiveness of the proposed scheme has been experimentally tested on a cooperative industrial setup composed by two six-dof COMAU Smart-3 S robots.
2010
978-142446391-6
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