Vision-Based Estimation of Cable Slab Forces in Precision Motion Applications
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Abstract
In this study, a novel method for estimating the cable slab internal and reaction forces is presented. Using visual feedback comprising a high-speed camera, the cable slab responses due to cyclic and acyclic motion profiles are recorded, and the positions of a sufficient finite set of markers attached to the cable slab are extracted off-line using image processing. The kinematics of the markers are obtained via numerical differentiation and signal processing. Adopting the Voigt viscoelastic model, the cable slab is segmented into several lumped mass-spring-damper elements whose linear and angular motions are expressed analytically. Using the strain and its rate of change during motion, estimates of internal and reaction forces are written as functions of the cable slab composite material properties that are identified by manual tuning. The link between these forces and the motion system kinematics reveals the tuning process of a proposed fixed-parameter feedforward/feedback controller/compensator that can be used to enhance the precision of the motion system despite its simplicity. The experimental results reveal the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
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