Uncertainty modeling and decision optimization of robot vision-guided unloading system based on fuzzy mathematical approach
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Abstract
In recent years, it has become the frontier and hotspot of research in the field of intelligent robotics.In this study, a robot vision-guided unloading system is designed, and a robot grasping control method based on fuzzy mathematical method is proposed for the robot unloading problem under the uncertain information environment, and the particle swarm optimized fuzzy PID control algorithm is introduced into the grasping force control field.Comparison experiments of robot joint trajectory tracking, position and control inputs are carried out in the simulation environment, and the method in this paper can realize accurate tracking of motion trajectory and weaken the vibration phenomenon.The robot unloading experiments show that the success rate of single target and multi-target grasping and placing are both above 91% and 85% respectively, which verifies the effectiveness of the particle swarm fuzzy PID control algorithm of this paper in robotic grasping, and it has a certain value of engineering application for robotic unloading control.
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