WO2003092968A1 - Dispositif de commande d'attitude d'un robot mobile - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a posture control device for a moving port pot, and more particularly to a two-legged mobile robot equipped with an arm or a posture control device for a wheel-type moving port pot, in which a robot reacts to a target object via an arm.
- the present invention relates to a posture control device configured to stabilize a posture when performing a work that receives a posture.
- the applicant actively generates a moment for restoring the posture of the robot as a total floor reaction moment when the posture of the robot is inclined regardless of whether the robot receives the reaction force from the object.
- a technology for causing the total floor reaction force to be exceeded has been proposed (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-2777969), there is a limit to the total floor reaction force moment. When you try to cause a part of the foot from the floor As a result, the robot could lose its dynamic balance and, in the worst case, fall.
- Japanese Patent No. 32696852 Japanese Patent No. 32696852.
- Japanese Patent No. 32696852 Japanese Patent No. 32696852.
- a first object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned disadvantages, and when the transfer port is performing an operation to receive a reaction from an object, the posture becomes unstable, Alternatively, it is an object of the present invention to provide a posture control device for a mobile robot that maintains a dynamic balance and maintains a stable posture even when an unexpected reaction force is received from an object.
- a second object of the present invention is to provide a posture control device for a mobile robot that maintains a dynamic posture and maintains a stable posture without manipulating the floor reaction force to be applied or reducing the amount of operation. Aim.
- the present invention provides at least one member capable of acting on at least a base, a moving mechanism, and an object, as described in claim 1 described below.
- Robot posture control system consisting of arm links
- a second external force is applied to the arm link in a direction orthogonal to the predetermined direction according to a first external force which is a component of the unexpected external force in a predetermined direction.
- the arm link is driven so as to operate so that the posture of the robot is stabilized.
- the direction orthogonal to the predetermined direction according to the first external force which is a component of the unexpected external force in a certain direction when an unexpected external force acts on the posture control device of the mobile robot, the direction orthogonal to the predetermined direction according to the first external force which is a component of the unexpected external force in a certain direction.
- the arm link is driven so that the second external force acts on the arm link, and the robot is controlled so as to stabilize the posture of the robot, so that the mobile robot receives a reaction force from the object.
- the dynamic balance can be maintained and the stable posture can be maintained.
- the present invention provides a mobile robot comprising at least a base, a moving mechanism, and at least one arm link capable of applying a force to an object, as described in claim 2 described later.
- a target motion including at least a target arm link position / posture of the robot and a target object reaction force that is a target value of a target reaction force acting on the arm link from the target object is generated.
- a target motion generating means an actual object reaction force detecting means for detecting or estimating an actual object reaction force which is an actual value of the object reaction force, wherein at least based on the detected or estimated actual object reaction force, Attitude stabilizing control means for correcting the target motion so that the posture of the robot is stabilized, and driving the arm link based on at least the corrected target motion.
- the arm drive device was provided.
- the target including at least the target arm link position / posture of the robot and the target object reaction force which is the target value of the object reaction force acting on the arm link from the object.
- a motion is generated, the actual object reaction force, which is the actual value of the object reaction force, is detected or estimated, and the posture of the robot is stabilized based on at least the detected or estimated actual object reaction force. Since the target motion is corrected and an arm driving device that drives the arm link based on the corrected target motion is provided, when the mobile robot is performing an operation that receives a reaction force from the object, Even if the posture becomes unstable or receives an unexpected reaction force from the object, it is possible to maintain a dynamic balance and maintain a stable posture. Furthermore, maintaining dynamic balance without affecting the movement of the object To maintain a stable posture.
- the posture stabilization control means includes an object reaction force indicating at least a difference between the actual object reaction force and the target object reaction force.
- the target operation is modified based on the deviation so that the posture of the robot is stabilized.
- the target operation is modified so that the robot's posture is stabilized based on at least the object reaction force deviation indicating the difference between the actual object reaction force and the target object reaction force.
- the posture stability control means controls all or a part of the overturning force generated by the first component of the object reaction force deviation.
- the target operation is modified so as to be canceled by a second component obtained from the first component. In this way, the target operation is modified so that all or part of the overturning force generated by the first component of the object reaction force deviation is canceled by the second component obtained from the first component. Therefore, the above-described effects can be further improved.
- the present invention provides a mobile robot comprising at least a base, a moving mechanism, and at least one arm link capable of acting on a target object, as described in claim 5 described later.
- a target motion including at least a target arm link position / posture of the robot and a target object reaction force that is a target value of a target reaction force acting on the arm link from the target object is generated.
- an arm drive unit for driving the arm link based on the arm link.
- the target operation including at least the target arm link position and posture of the robot and the target object reaction force that is the target value of the object reaction force acting on the arm link from the object.
- the robot is configured to detect the posture inclination deviation of the robot, correct the target operation so that the detected posture inclination deviation approaches zero, and drive the arm link based on the corrected target operation.
- the posture may become unstable, or even if the mobile robot receives an unexpected reaction force from the target object, And a stable posture can be maintained.
- a stable posture can be maintained by maintaining a dynamic balance without affecting the movement of the object.
- the term “mobile robot” is used to mean a moving port pot that receives a reaction force of an object in addition to the arm link.
- the “arm link” even if it is a leg link, if it acts on the work target, it is regarded as an arm link. For example, in a robot with six insect-type leg links, if an object is lifted using the previous two leg links, the leg link is regarded as an arm link.
- position / posture may include both “position” and “posture”, or is used in a sense that any one of them may be used. In other words, “position and orientation” does not necessarily include both “position” and “posture”.
- FIG. 1 is a front view of a leg-type moving port pot to which a posture control device for a mobile robot according to one embodiment of the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the robot shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the robot shown in FIG. 1 as a skeleton.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the electronic control unit (ECU) shown in FIG. 3 in detail.
- ECU electronice control unit
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a posture control device for a mobile robot according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a supporting leg coordinate system in a gait generated by a target work pattern generator of the device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a supporting leg coordinate system in a gait generated by the target work pattern generator of the device shown in FIG. 5, as in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a composite compliance control device applied to the leg main control device in the device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of the principle premised on the device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of the principle assumed by the device shown in FIG. 5, as in FIG. is there.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of the principle premised on the apparatus shown in FIG. 5, as in FIG.
- FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of the principle assumed by the device shown in FIG. 5, as in FIG. 9.
- FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of the principle premised on the apparatus shown in FIG. 5, as in FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a posture stabilization main control device of the devices shown in FIG.
- FIG. 15 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a posture stabilizing moment calculator in the posture stabilization main control device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an object reaction force deviation moment separator in the attitude stabilization main control device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 17 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an object reaction force balance control distributor in the attitude stabilizing main control device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 18 is a block diagram similar to FIG. 17 showing the configuration of the object reaction force balance control distributor in the attitude stabilization main controller shown in FIG.
- FIG. 19 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an object reaction force balance control device of the attitude stabilization main control device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 20 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a compensation moment distributor in the attitude stabilizing main control device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 21 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a corrected target object reaction force calculator in the attitude stabilization main control device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 22 is a block diagram showing a control system in a simplified manner while deforming the control system by paying attention to the reaction force of the object in order to explain the operation and effect of the device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 23 is a block diagram showing the control system in a simplified manner while deforming the control system by focusing on the reaction force of the object in order to explain the operation and effect of the device shown in FIG. is there.
- FIG. 24 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the operation of the attitude stabilization main control device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 25 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the attitude control device of the mobile robot according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 26 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration of a mobile robot posture control device according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a front view of a leg-type moving port pot which is a target of a posture control device for a mobile robot according to this embodiment
- FIG. 2 is a side view thereof.
- a humanoid legged mobile robot having two leg links and two arm links is taken as an example.
- a legged mobile robot (hereinafter referred to as a "robot") 1 has a plurality of (books), more specifically, two (books) leg links (or legs) 2.
- an upper body (base) 3 is provided above it.
- a head 4 is formed further above the upper body 3, and two (book) arm links (or arms) 5 are connected to both sides of the upper body 3.
- a storage section 6 is provided at the back of the upper body 3, and an electronic control unit (described later) and the like are accommodated therein.
- the robot 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is covered with a cover for protecting the internal structure.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the robot 1 by a skeleton.
- the internal structure of the robot 1 will be described with reference to the figure.
- the robot 1 is powered by one electric motor to each of the left and right leg links 2 and the arm links 5. It has six joints.
- the robot 1 has an electric motor 1 OR, 10 L (R on the right side, which drives a joint that rotates the leg link 2 on the waist (crotch part) around the mouth and a straight axis (Z axis or vertical axis).
- the left side is L.
- the electric motors 12 R, 12 L that drive the joints that move the leg link 2 in the pitch (progression) direction (around the Y axis)
- a knee that rotates the lower part of the leg link 2 on the knee in the pitch direction (around the Y axis).
- the joint is indicated by the rotation axis of the electric motor that drives it (or a transmission element such as a pulley that is connected to the electric motor and transmits the power).
- the legs (foot) 22 R and 22 L are attached to the end of the leg link 2.
- the electric motors 1 OR (L), 12 R (L), and 14 R (L) are arranged at the hip joint (hip joint) of the leg link 2 so that their rotation axes are orthogonal to each other.
- electric motors 18R (L) and 2OR (L) are arranged so that their rotation axes are orthogonal to each other.
- the hip and knee joints are connected by a thigh link 24R (L), and the knee joint and ankle joint are connected by a lower Ji retraction link 26R (L).
- the leg link 2 is connected to the upper body 3 via the hip joint, but the upper body 3 is simply shown as the upper body link 28 in FIG. As described above, the arm link 5 is connected to the upper body 3.
- the arm link 5 is configured similarly to the leg link 2. That is, the robot 1 is provided with an electric motor 3 OR, 30 L for driving a joint for rotating the arm link 5 in the pitch direction and an electric motor 3 2 R, 32 L for driving a joint for rotating the arm link 5 in the roll direction. And an electric motor 34 R, 34 L for driving a joint for rotating the free end side thereof, and an electric motor 36 R, 36 L for driving a joint for rotating a portion after the elbow, Furthermore, electric motors 38R and 38L for driving the wrist joint that rotates it are provided at the distal end side. At the end of the wrist, a hand (end emaschinea) 4 OR, 40 L is attached.
- the electric motors 3OR (L), 32R (L), and 34R (L) are arranged at the shoulder joint of the arm link 5 such that their rotation axes are orthogonal to each other.
- the shoulder joint and elbow joint are upper arm link 42R (L), and the elbow joint and wrist joint are lower arm link 44R (L). ).
- the head 4 is connected to the upper body 3 via a neck joint 46 around a vertical axis and a head swinging mechanism 48 that rotates the head 4 around an axis perpendicular to the neck joint 46.
- a visual sensor 50 composed of a CCD camera, which outputs a signal indicating a captured image, is arranged inside the head 4 and a voice input / output device 52 composed of a receiver and a microphone. Is arranged.
- the leg link 2 is provided with six joints for the left and right feet, giving a total of 12 degrees of freedom. By driving the six joints at appropriate angles (joint displacement), A desired movement can be given to the partial link 2, and the robot 1 can walk the three-dimensional space arbitrarily.
- the arm link 5 also has five joints for the left and right arms and is given a total of 10 degrees of freedom. The desired work can be performed by driving the five joints at appropriate angles (joint displacement). Can be done.
- the head 4 is provided with a joint or a swing mechanism having two degrees of freedom, and by driving these at an appropriate angle, the head 4 can be directed in a desired direction.
- Each of the electric motors such as OR (L) is provided with a rotary encoder (not shown), and a signal indicating at least one of an angle, an angular velocity, and an angular acceleration of a corresponding joint through rotation of a rotating shaft of the electric motor. Is output.
- a well-known 6-axis force sensor (hereinafter referred to as “force sensor”) 56 is attached to the foot 2 2 R (L).
- force sensor the floor reaction force acting on the robot 1 from the ground contact surface It outputs signals indicating the three-directional components FX, Fy, Fz and the three-directional components Mx, My, Mz of the moment.
- a similar type of force sensor (6-axis force sensor) 58 is attached between the wrist joint and the hand 4 OR (L), and an external force other than the floor reaction force acting on the mouth pot 1, specifically, the hand 4 Outputs signals indicating the three-directional components Fx, Fy, and Fz of the external force (object reaction force) acting on the object at OR (L) and the three-directional components Mx, My, and Mz of the moment.
- an inclination sensor 60 is installed on the upper body 3, and at least one of the inclination (inclination angle) of the upper body 3 with respect to the vertical axis and its angular velocity, that is, the inclination (posture) of the upper body 3 of the robot 1, etc. A signal indicating a state quantity is output.
- the output groups of these force sensors 56 are stored in the storage unit 6 on the back side of the upper body 3 of the robot 1. (Shown in Fig. 2), an electronic control unit consisting of a microcomputer. This is sent to the ECU 62 hereinafter (only the right side of the robot 1 is shown for convenience of illustration).
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing details of the ECU 62, which is composed of a microcomputer. There, the outputs of the tilt sensor 60 and the like are converted to digital values by the AZD converter 70, and the output is sent to the RAM 74 via the path 72. The output of the encoder arranged adjacent to the electric motor in each actuator is input to the RAM 74 via the counter 76.
- the ECU 62 is provided with an arithmetic unit 80 including a CPU.
- the arithmetic unit 80 generates a joint angular displacement command (actuator displacement command) so that the robot can maintain a stable posture based on the gait generated by the arithmetic unit 80. ) Is calculated and sent to the RAM74.
- Reference numeral 84 indicates a ROM.
- the arithmetic unit 80 reads the command and the detected measured value from the RAM 74, calculates a control value (operating amount) necessary for driving each joint, and is provided in the DZA converter 86 and each joint. Drives each joint via actuator drive unit (amplifier) 88, outputs to electric motors 1 OR (L), 12R (L), etc. of leg actuator 90 and arm actuator 92 with displacement detector (encoder) .
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram functionally showing the configuration and operation of the posture control device (mainly corresponding to the arithmetic device 80) of the legged mobile robot according to this embodiment.
- This device is a device that controls the movement of the legs and arms in an integrated manner, calculates the amount of operation and outputs an actuator displacement command to each actuator drive unit 88 as described later, and the leg actuator 90 and the arm actuator 90 Operate 92. As shown in the figure, this device includes a target work pattern generator 100, a leg main control device 102, an arm main control device 104, and a posture stabilization main control device 106.
- the target work pattern generator 100 generates a target work pattern including a gait that satisfies the dynamic equilibrium condition of the robot 1 under certain assumed conditions.
- the target work pattern is represented by the time-varying patterns of multiple variables. This variable is It is composed of variables that express motion and variables that express the reaction force received from the environment.
- the variables expressing the motion are a set of variables from which the posture at each moment can be uniquely determined. Specifically, it is composed of a target foot position / posture, a target body position / posture, and a target hand position / posture.
- the variables expressing the reaction force received from the environment consist of the target total floor reaction force center point, the target reaction force, and the target object reaction force described later.
- the coordinates of the support leg coordinate system are the origin of the vertical projection point from the support leg ankle (the intersection of the rotation axes of the electric motors 18 and 2 OR (L) driving the ankle) to the foot 22 R (L).
- the coordinate system is fixed on the floor where the support legs are in contact with the ground. This is a coordinate system in which the axis direction and the vertical upward direction are the Z-axis direction.
- the “object reaction force” means an external force excluding each floor floor reaction force among the external forces that the robot 1 receives from the environment.
- the hand 4OR (L) means the reaction force received by the work object (for example, the handle of the door).
- the target value is called “target object reaction force”.
- the target object reaction force output by the target work pattern generator 100 is represented by a force and a moment acting around a target total floor reaction force center point described later. By the way, what is important for posture stabilization is the moment component.
- the target total floor reaction force and the target total floor reaction force center point the resultant force of the target floor reaction force that each foot should receive from the floor during work is called “broadly defined target total floor reaction force”.
- the desired total floor reaction force is expressed by the point of action and the force and moment at that point.
- the desired total floor reaction force center point (position) is expressed by the force and moment with the target total floor reaction force as the point of action, the moment component around the X axis and the moment component around the Y axis become zero (0). Is a point on the floor.
- the target total floor reaction force in a narrow sense means the force and moment when the target total floor reaction force in a broad sense is expressed in terms of force and moment with the target point of the total floor reaction force as the point of action.
- the target total floor reaction force output by the target work pattern generator is the target total floor reaction force in a narrow sense.
- the target total floor reaction force refers to the target total floor reaction force in a narrow sense.
- the target total floor reaction force center point is usually located on the floor.
- the fact that the target work pattern satisfies the dynamic equilibrium condition means that the above-mentioned inertial force, gravity, object reaction force resulting from the target work pattern, and the target total floor reaction force cancel each other to zero. That is. Therefore, in order to satisfy the dynamic equilibrium condition, the target total floor reaction force center point (position) and the target ZMP (position) must match.
- the target work pattern generator 100 generates a target work pattern including a gait that satisfies the dynamic equilibrium condition when the global stability control described later is not working.
- the target total floor reaction force center point (position) generated by the target work pattern generator 100 matches the target ZMP (position).
- the desired foot position / posture, the desired body position / posture, and the desired hand position / posture represent the position and posture of each part expressed in the aforementioned support leg coordinate system. More specifically, the position of the body 3 or its speed means a representative point such as the position of the center of gravity of the body 3 or its (displacement) speed. Furthermore, the posture of the upper body 3 or the foot 22R (L) means the direction in the X, Y, ⁇ space.
- leg main controller 102 will be described.
- the functions of the leg main controller 102 can be summarized as follows: posture follow-up control that operates a leg actuator (such as an electric motor such as 10R (L)) to follow the target posture; It is a device that simultaneously performs floor reaction force control that follows the resultant force of moment (described later).
- posture follow-up control that operates a leg actuator (such as an electric motor such as 10R (L)) to follow the target posture
- It is a device that simultaneously performs floor reaction force control that follows the resultant force of moment (described later).
- the total force of the desired floor reaction force and the compensating total floor reaction force moment and the target posture are completely satisfied at the same time. Since it is impossible to do so, appropriate adjustments are made and control is made to satisfy both in the long run.
- the leg main controller 102 includes a corrected target body position / posture (described later), a target foot position / posture, a target total floor reaction force center point (position), and a target total floor acting on the center point. Enter the reaction force and compensation total floor reaction force moment, and the moment component of the actual total floor reaction force acting on the target total floor reaction force center point (position) is compensated as the target total floor reaction force moment (usually zero). Correct the desired foot position and posture so that it matches the sum of the total floor reaction force moments.
- corrected target foot position / posture is referred to as “corrected target foot position / posture”.
- the leg main controller 102 outputs an actuator displacement command so that the actual joint displacement follows the target leg joint displacement determined from the corrected target body position / posture and the corrected target foot position / posture. To control the leg actuator 90.
- the device for performing the combined compliance control includes a force sensor 56 provided on the foot 22R (L), an actuator drive device 88 and an actuator 90, in addition to the leg main control device. You.
- FIG. 8 shows a block diagram of the composite compliance control device, the detailed description of which is omitted in the above-mentioned Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-277779.
- the composite compliance control device shown in FIG. 8 is different from the composite compliance control device described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-2777969 in that the posture stabilization control of the body tilt feedback system is performed. (Calculation of the total floor reaction force moment) has been omitted.
- a body tilt feed pack system may be added to suppress the fluctuation of the floor reaction force due to the body tilt deviation.
- the technique described in the above-mentioned Japanese Patent No. 3268952 (hereinafter referred to as “global stabilization control”) is added to the composite compliance control.
- the general stability dani control corrects the position of the upper body and the stride.
- the above-mentioned correction target body position / posture is further corrected.
- the target ZMP in the target work pattern is controlled to a point deliberately shifted from the target total floor reaction force center point.
- the correction target body position / posture is further corrected by adding the global stabilization control, and as a result, the final target body position / posture obtained as a result is shown in FIG. Target body position and posture ".
- the addition of global stabilization control is not essential in the present invention. That is, the global stabilization control need not be added, and in such a case, it is sufficient to treat the corrected target body position / posture as the final corrected target body position / posture.
- the final corrected target foot position / posture corrected by the leg main controller 102 is input to the posture stabilization main controller 106. If the change in the position of the center of gravity of the robot due to the correction of the target foot position / posture can be ignored in the main control unit 106, the final corrected target foot position / posture is reduced to a low posture. It is not necessary to make the input to the main control device 106.
- the arm actuator (electric motor such as 3OR (L)) 92 operates the posture control to follow the target posture and the corrected target object reaction force (described later).
- the “posture” here indicates the set of displacements of all the joints of the arm link 5). Since it is impossible to completely satisfy the target attitude and the corrected target object reaction force at the same time, use an appropriate method, for example, a conventional compliance control of a manipulator, so-called virtual compliance control ( Handbook of Mechanical Engineering, Engineering, C4-100 page).
- the arm main control system also includes a car sensor 58 provided in the above-described hand 40R (L) and an actuator driving device 8. 8 and the arm actuator 92.
- the arm main controller 104 is configured to output the final target body position / posture (or the corrected target body position Postures), enter the target hand position and orientation and the corrected desired object reaction force, the force sensor 5
- the target hand position / posture is corrected according to the difference between the actual target reaction force detected by step 8 and the corrected target target reaction force.
- the corrected target hand position / posture is called “final corrected target hand position / posture”.
- the arm actuator 92 is controlled so that the actual joint displacement follows the target arm joint displacement determined from the final corrected target body position / posture (or the corrected target body position / posture) and the final corrected target hand position / posture. .
- the posture stabilization main control device 106 performs control in consideration of the dynamic flatness condition in order to obtain a dynamic balance or a posture balance. Therefore, first, before describing the outline of the device, the dynamic equilibrium conditions will be described below.
- the most important factor that determines the behavior of the posture and inclination of the actual robot 1 is the balance of the moment of the actual force around the target total floor reaction force center point (that is, the target ⁇ ⁇ ).
- Poor force moment is the moment generated by the change in the angular momentum of the robot around the desired total floor reaction force center point. This value is obtained by the Euler equation. Specifically, the sign of the first derivative of the angular momentum of the robot 1 around the target total floor reaction force center point is inverted. The moment of inertia of the target work pattern is called “target moment of inertia”. The moment of inertia when the actual robot 1 is working is called the “actual moment of inertia”. The gravitational moment is the moment at which the gravity acting on the center of gravity of the robot 1 acts around the target ⁇ reaction force center point.
- the resultant force of the floor reaction forces acting on the two feet 22R (L) is called the "total floor reaction force".
- the total floor reaction force moment is a moment in which the total floor reaction force acts around the target total floor reaction force center point.
- the object reaction force moment is the moment that the object reaction force acts around the target total floor reaction force center point.
- the robot 1 faithfully follows the movement pattern of the target work pattern by the ideal leg main controller.
- the actual moment of inertia coincides with the target moment of inertia
- the actual moment of gravity coincides with the target moment of gravity.
- the actual object reaction force moment does not coincide with the target object reaction force moment, and a difference occurs.
- the absolute value of the actual rolling friction force of the trolley 108 is smaller than the expected value. It is a situation that has suddenly become smaller.
- the moment in which the real object reaction force acts around the ⁇ axis of the target total floor reaction force center point is the moment in which the target object reaction force acts around the ⁇ axis of the target total floor reaction force center point.
- Robot 1 tilts forward because it becomes larger in the positive direction than condition and no longer satisfies condition 1.
- the direction of the moment is positive when the moment rotates the robot 1 clockwise in the positive direction of the coordinate axes.
- Method 1 Change the actual total floor reaction force moment so as to cancel the above deviation. Specifically, the leg main controller 102 is instructed to generate a negative floor reaction force moment about the target ⁇ reaction force center point, and the leg main controller 102 issues an actuator displacement command. Lower the toe of the foot 2 2 R (L) to increase the actual ⁇ reaction moment in the negative direction, that is, to take a posture such that the leg link 2 stops the foot.
- Method 2) Correct the target moment of inertia and the target moment of gravity by correcting the motion pattern of the target work pattern so as to cancel the above deviation. Specifically, by correcting the target body position and / or posture, the target inertial camouflage and the target gravity moment are corrected. That is, the upper body 3 is moved in the front-back direction.
- Method 1 is suitable for short-term response because the actual total floor reaction force moment can be quickly changed by changing the leg main control device only by changing the target total floor reaction force moment.
- the contact pressure distribution of the foot 22 R (L) is biased and the feeling of contact is reduced, and in the worst case, the contact pressure of the foot 22 R (L) is reduced.
- the part floats. Therefore, in the long term, it should be restored to the original target total floor reaction force moment as much as possible.
- a method (method 3) for intentionally changing the constraint direction component of the component of the actual object reaction force is added.
- a legged mobile robot equipped with one (book) arm link works on an object using a hand placed at the tip of the arm link. Think about it. At this time, the hand receives binding force from the object and performs a binding motion.
- the object is supported in the air by the hand and supported by something other than the hand Otherwise, the hand motion has a total of six degrees of freedom, three-dimensional translational freedom and three-dimensional rotational freedom, and is not constrained by the object at all.
- the posture control device focuses on the restraining force and performs control for stabilizing the posture of the robot.
- Vx, Vy, and Vz are the velocity components in the X, Y, and Z directions at a certain moment of the hand.
- the rotational speed components around the X, Y and Z axes at the same moment are ⁇ X, coy and ⁇ z, respectively.
- Rotation is defined as positive when it rotates around the clock in the positive direction of the coordinate axes.
- the speed of the hand at this moment is represented by a vector (Vx, Vy, Vz, ⁇ , coy, ⁇ ), which is called a “hand speed vector”.
- the set of all hand speed vectors that cannot be realized at a certain moment is called the “constrained speed region” at this moment.
- the unrealizable hand speed vector here is determined from a geometrical point of view. In other words, the hand speed vector at which stress is generated with almost no hand displacement due to interference between the hand and the object at this moment is defined as an unrealizable hand speed vector. At this time, there are no restrictions due to the arm actuator or arm joint arrangement.
- 19 x 1, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ z 1) is an element in the constrained velocity region, it is multiplied by any positive real number k (kVx l, k Vy 1, k V z 1, k ⁇ 1, k ⁇ y 1, k ⁇ z 1) are also elements of the constrained speed region.
- the zero vector (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) is also an element in the bounded velocity region.
- the constrained speed region is not to be confused with the movable speed region under constrained conditions.
- the constrained velocity region is not limited to a so-called vector space. For example, if a sufficiently hard object placed on the floor is grasped with a hand, the hand cannot be lowered directly below (downward in the normal direction of the floor), but in the opposite direction (upward in the normal direction). You can move.
- the hand speed vector in the downward direction is an element of the constrained speed area, but the opposite direction is not an element of the constrained speed area.
- the constrained velocity region is a beta space
- any vector (Vxl, Vy1, Vz1, ⁇ 1, ⁇ y1, ⁇ 1) in the constrained speed region can be inversed by one vector ,
- One Vy 1, — V z 1, — ⁇ ⁇ 1,- ⁇ y 1, one ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ) must also be elements of the constrained speed region, but the constrained speed region in this case satisfies this condition. No, it is not a vector space.
- the constrained velocity space is defined as follows. That is, any vector vectors (Vxl, Vy1, Vz1, ⁇ 1, ⁇ y1, ⁇ 1) in the constrained velocity region and inverse vector vectors (one V1, -Vy1, one Vzl,- A set of ⁇ 1, - ⁇ y 1, one ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ) is defined as a constrained velocity space.
- the constrained velocity space is a partial vector space of the entire motion velocity space.
- free velocity space The set of all vectors in the vector in the total motion velocity space whose inner product with any vector in the constrained velocity region is zero (that is, orthogonal to the vector) is called "free velocity space”.
- the beta in the constrained velocity space and the free velocity space is defined as follows.
- the direction vector, which is an element of the constrained velocity space is called the “constrained direction vector”, and when simply called the constrained direction, it refers to the direction of any constrained direction vector.
- the direction vector, which is an element of the free-velocity space is called the “free direction vector”. When simply referred to as the free direction, it refers to the direction of any free direction vector.
- the constrained velocity space is a space consisting of only zero vectors.
- the free velocity space corresponds to the total motion velocity space.
- the constrained velocity space is a set of hand velocity vectors (0, 0, Vz, ⁇ , ⁇ y, 0) with arbitrary real numbers Vz, ⁇ X, and coy.
- the hinge axis is the Z axis
- the X coordinate of the hand at this moment is 0, and the Y coordinate is 1 r (r is the turning radius of the door 114, more specifically, the turning radius of the handle 110)
- the free speed space is It is a set of velocity vectors (Vx, 0, 0, 0, 0, Vx / r) of the hand having a desired real number Vx.
- the constrained velocity space is a set of hand velocity vectors (Vx, Vy, V ⁇ , ⁇ x, coy, — r * Vx) with arbitrary real numbers Vx, Vy, Vz, ⁇ , and coy.
- Work 4 When climbing up and down stairs 122 while sliding hand 40R on cylindrical handrail 120 in the environment shown in Fig. 11
- the free velocity space is a hand velocity vector with arbitrary real numbers Vx and ⁇ X. (V, 0, Vx, ⁇ ⁇ , 0, ⁇ ⁇ ).
- the constrained velocity space is a set of hand velocity vectors (Vx, Vy, -Vx, ⁇ , ⁇ y, - ⁇ ) having arbitrary real numbers Vx, Vy, ⁇ x, and coy.
- the angle between the handrail 120 and the X axis is 45 degrees.
- the constrained velocity space coincides with the entire motion velocity space.
- the target cancels that force from the support other than the hand. If no frictional force or the like is substantially generated, the hand and the motion of the object do not change.
- the attitude control device intends to stabilize the attitude of the robot without interfering with the motion control of the target object by utilizing such properties.
- the robot's dynamic balance can be maintained, and the tilted posture can be restored without affecting the movement of the target object. It was configured to be.
- the door 1 1 4 will be accelerated and its movement will deviate from the desired opening and closing movement, so that it will not generate too much restoring force Can not.
- the mass of the door is very small compared to the mass of the robot 1, almost no restoring force can be generated.
- the exercise of the door 114 is changed from the expected schedule, which is not desirable for work execution.
- Another method for restoring the posture of the robot 1 is to push the doors 1 1 4 down. As a result, the robot 1 receives a reaction force from the doors 1 14 and the posture is restored. Furthermore, since the door is only pushed in the restraining direction, the movement of the door does not change as described above.
- attitude control apparatus uses the latter method, there is a certain restriction direction in the movement of the hand as in the above-mentioned work 2, work 3 and work 4. Are the necessary conditions for applying the present invention. Therefore, it cannot be applied to the operation 1.
- the coordinate system representing the constrained velocity space and the like may be a cylindrical coordinate system or a polar coordinate system. This is because conversion can be performed between them using any ordinary coordinate system, and there is no difference in the space pointed to by the constrained velocity space at that moment.
- the constrained velocity space can be made constant (universal) during the work. For example, in the operation 3, by using the cylindrical coordinate system to match the axis of the hinge 112 with the axis of the cylindrical coordinate system, the constraint velocity space at each moment can be kept constant.
- the coordinate system uses the above-described support leg coordinate system, and the velocity components in the X, Y, and Z directions at a certain moment of the jth hand are Vxj, Vyj, and Vzj, respectively. Also, the rotational speed components around the X, Y and z axes at the same moment are denoted by ⁇ X j, ⁇ y] and ⁇ ⁇ ], respectively.
- the vector (V ⁇ 1, V y 1, V ⁇ 1, ⁇ 1, ⁇ y 1, ⁇ ⁇ 1, V x 2, V y 2, V ⁇ 2, ⁇ ⁇ 2, ⁇ y 2, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , V ⁇ ⁇ , V y ⁇ , V ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ y ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ) are referred to as “all-node speed vector vectors”.
- the elements of the hand speed vector from the first hand to the ⁇ th hand are arranged in order.
- it may be expressed by an n-by-6 matrix in which the j-th row is the speed vector of the j-th hand.
- total motion speed space A set of hand speed vectors with arbitrary real numbers as elements is called “total motion speed space” again. This total velocity space is a 6 * n-dimensional vector space.
- the set of all hand speed vectors that cannot be realized at a certain moment is called the “constrained speed region” at this moment.
- the unrealizable hand speed vector here is determined from a geometrical point of view. In other words, at this moment, between the hand and the object Alternatively, a hand speed vector in which stress is generated with almost no hand displacement due to interference between the hand and another hand is defined as an unrealizable hand speed vector.
- constrained velocity space a set consisting of an arbitrary vector in the constrained velocity region and its inverse vector (a vector with the same size but opposite direction) is defined again as “constrained velocity space”.
- the constrained speed space is a partial vector space of the whole motion speed space.
- the set of vectors in all the motion velocity spaces in which the inner product with any vector in the constrained velocity region is zero is called the "free velocity space" again.
- the direction vector which is an element of the constrained velocity space
- the direction vector which is an element of the free-velocity space
- the free-direction vector again, and the term “free direction” simply refers to the direction of an arbitrary free-direction vector.
- the object is a circular wheel 130 with a height r and a radius r that can rotate only about the Z axis existing in front of b and has a radius r.
- This wheel 130 is used for the first hand and the second hand.
- An example is the work of gripping and turning with two hands.
- the constrained velocity space is defined by any real numbers Vx1, Vy1, Vzl, ⁇ x1, ⁇ y1, ⁇ 1, Vx2, Vy2, V ⁇ 2, ⁇ 2, ⁇ y2.
- Hand speed vector (Vxl, Vy1, Vz1, ⁇ 1, ⁇ y1, ⁇ , Vx2, Vy2, V ⁇ 2, ⁇ 2, ⁇ y2, r * Vx l— ozl + r * Vx 2)
- the hand speed vector (Vxl, 0, 0, 0, 0, Vx1, 0, 0, 0, 0) is a speed vector in the constrained speed space. This means that if the friction of the axis of wheel 1 30 is zero, pressing both hands with the same force in the X direction
- FIG. 140 As shown in the figure, an example of an operation of opening and closing a door 144 with a hinge 142 with a second hand while holding a fixed object (for example, a pillar) 140 with a first hand.
- a fixed object for example, a pillar
- the axis (142 mm) of the hinge 142 is parallel to the ⁇ axis, the X coordinate of the hinge axis 14 2 ⁇ is b, the Y coordinate of the hinge axis is] :, and the coordinates of the second hand at this moment are (b, 0 , H).
- the free velocity space is a hand velocity vector (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, r * co z 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, ⁇ z 2).
- the node velocity vector (Vx1, Vy1, Vz1, ⁇ 1, ⁇ y1, ⁇ ⁇ , 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) is a velocity vector in the constrained velocity space. . this Means that pressing the fixed object 140 with the first hand does not affect the rotational movement of the door 144.
- the restraining force cancels the force from a supporting object other than the hand on the object, and no force is generated. If no frictional force or the like is generated, the movement of the hand and the object does not change.
- the robot's posture can be stabilized without interfering with the motion control of the target object using the same principle as with one hand.
- the constraint direction component of the force acting on the hand from the object the dynamic balance of the robot can be maintained without affecting the motion of the object, Inclination
- V can restore the posture.
- the dimension of the constrained velocity space becomes higher than that in the case of one hand.
- the attitude stabilization main controller 106 is based on the three methods described above, namely,
- the attitude stabilization main controller 1 o 6 is composed of an attitude stabilization compensation moment calculator 20 ⁇ , an object reaction force balance controller 202, an object reaction force moment deviation separator 204, and a correction target. It comprises an object reaction force calculator 206 and various distributors (specifically, an object reaction force balance control distributor 208 and a compensation moment distributor 210).
- All the constituent elements of the posture stabilization main control device are calculated at each control cycle (for example, at every 100 ms). If a plurality of arithmetic processing cannot be performed at the same time due to the performance of the ECU 62, the arithmetic processing may be performed in order from the upstream side of the arrow in FIG.
- the variables processed by the attitude stabilization main controller 106 and their components will be described (defined) below.
- the posture control device controls the constraint direction component of the reaction force of the target object, thereby maintaining the dynamic balance of the robot 1 without affecting the motion of the target object
- the present invention relates to a control device for restoring an inclined posture.
- the reaction force of the target object in a certain restraining direction should not be changed due to the work purpose and the nature of the object.
- the components that should be used to maintain the dynamic balance of the robot 1 and restore the tilted posture among the restraining direction components of the reaction force of the object, the degree of the effect of restoring, the work purpose, and the It should be selected appropriately in consideration of the nature.
- the robot 1 should be stretched in all the constraining directions to be used for maintaining the dynamic balance of the robot 1 and restoring the inclined posture in the entire velocity space.
- the kutor space is called the “operation space”.
- the operation space is a partial vector space of the constrained velocity space.
- a vector in any direction in the operation space is referred to as “object reaction force operation direction” or simply “operation direction”.
- the operation space corresponds to a white background portion obtained by removing the work space from the constrained speed space.
- non-operational space Of the directional vectors in the entire velocity space, those whose inner product with any object reaction force operation direction is zero (that is, orthogonal to that direction) are defined as “object reaction force non-operation direction” or The space where all the non-operational directions extend is called the “non-operational space”.
- the non-operation space is a partial vector space of the entire motion velocity space
- the free velocity space is a partial vector space of the non-operation space.
- any vector in the operation space and any vector in the non-operation space are orthogonal.
- the operation direction is considered to be a kind of control parameter, like the compliance constant of the compliance control. This value is generally not constant, but changes as the work progresses. How to determine this value is also important, but it is not the essence of the attitude control device according to the present invention. Therefore, in this embodiment, for the sake of convenience of explanation, the operation direction is set in advance to the work purpose, work pattern and It is assumed that it is determined based on the properties of the target object (the operation direction, etc., may be determined during work).
- attitude stabilization main controller 106 Based on the above, the above components of the attitude stabilization main controller 106 will be described in detail.
- the posture stabilizing compensation moment calculator 200 0 is used to converge the posture inclination deviation of the robot 1, more specifically, the body inclination deviation, which is the difference between the actual body inclination and the target body inclination, to zero.
- This is a device for calculating the compensation moment for posture stabilization (the moment used to correct the actual total floor reaction force moment), and is a configuration for achieving the above method 1).
- This device stabilizes the posture so as to reduce the deviation at least according to the deviation between the body inclination angle detected by the inclination sensor 60 and the target body inclination angle generated by the target work pattern generator 100. Calculate the compensation moment.
- Fig. 15 shows the posture stabilization compensation moment calculator 200 with the simplest configuration.
- both the input and output are shown as a one-dimensional scalar quantity.
- there are an X-direction component and a Y-direction component and the illustrated processing is performed on each of them.
- the Z direction component is ignored because it has no relation to the posture stability.
- the body inclination deviation which is the difference between the actual body inclination and the target body inclination.
- k d Derivative value of body tilt deviation ' ⁇ 1
- k p and k d are control gains. It should be noted that, other than this, H-infit control or the like may be used.
- the object reaction force equilibrium control device 202 detects a target but receives an unpredictable object reaction force.
- This is a device that performs control to maintain the dynamic balance by correcting the target inertia force moment and the target gravitational moment generated by the target work pattern generator 100 by correcting the body position and orientation. This is the configuration to achieve.
- the object reaction force moment deviation separator 204 is a device that separates the object reaction force into a component in the restraining direction used for stabilizing the posture and other components.
- Reference numeral 206 denotes a device for calculating a target object reaction force obtained by adding a target constraint force required for stabilizing the posture to the object reaction force.
- the actual hand force detected by the force sensor 58 of the hand 4 OR (L) is the force acting on the hand reference point and the moment of the force. It is assumed that the coordinates are expressed in a coordinate system set locally in the hand.
- the hand reference point is a reference point in the hand for indicating the position of the hand 4OR (L). Further, the origin of the coordinate system set locally in the hand is set at a node reference point.
- the hand position / posture indicates the origin position and the orientation of the coordinate system when the coordinate system set locally in the hand is viewed from the support leg coordinate system. More specifically, the origin position is represented by a vector, and the direction of the coordinate system is represented by a 3-by-3 matrix. Alternatively, a homogeneous matrix expressing the origin position and the direction of the coordinate system collectively, which is an expression often used in robotics, may be used.
- the actual position and orientation of the hand 4 OR (L) is determined by the arm main controller 1 described above.
- the coordinate system set locally in the hand is based on the final corrected target hand position and attitude. It may be considered that the coordinate system is as follows.
- FIG. 16 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the object reaction force moment deviation separator 204.
- the object reaction force moment deviation separator 204 includes an actual object reaction force moment component separator 204a, and the separator 204a is the final corrected target hand as viewed from the support leg coordinate system. Enter the posture and convert the actual nodeca to the value of the supporting leg coordinate system.
- the actual hand force converted to the support leg coordinate system is also represented by the force acting on the hand reference point and the moment of the force.
- the actual object reaction force is obtained by converting the point of action of the actual hand force converted to the support leg coordinate system to the center point of the total floor reaction force. In other words, these expressions mean different forces and the same thing.
- the actual nodeca converted to the supporting leg coordinate system is represented by one vector in which the components of the hand force of each hand are arranged in order. That is, it is represented by a vector in the entire motion velocity space. More specifically,
- the separator 204a separates the actual hand force converted into the support leg coordinate system into an operation direction component and a non-operation direction component according to an operation direction selected in advance. It should be noted here that each component is a vector in the entire velocity space as described above, and is not a real 3-dimensional space vector.
- the separator 204a separates by the following operation.
- the orthogonal basis vectors of the operation space are A1, A2, ⁇ , Am.
- the orthogonal basis vectors in the non-operation space be B1, B2, ⁇ , Be.
- the sum of m and e is 6 times the number of hands.
- the vector of the actual hand force converted into the support leg coordinate system is described as F.
- the operation direction component of the actual hand force is described as Fa, and the non-operation direction component of the actual hand force is described as Fb.
- These betators are betators in the entire velocity space.
- the operation direction component F a of the actual hand force and the non-operation direction component F b of the actual hand force are obtained by Expression 2.
- the separator 204a is used to control the final corrected target hand position / posture and the actual hand force. Based on the direction component F a, the sum of forces acting around the target total floor reaction force center point is calculated for all components of the operation direction component F a of the actual hand force. This is called the “sum of the actual object reaction force operation direction components around the target total floor reaction force center point”. This force is represented by the force and the moment of the force in three-dimensional space.
- the support leg coordinate system is used as the coordinate system.
- the moment component of the real object reaction force operation direction component around the target total floor reaction force central point is called the “sum of the actual object reaction force moment operation direction components around the target ⁇ reaction force central point”.
- the separator 204 a uses the separator 204 a to generate all the components of the non-operational direction component Fb of the actual hand force as the target total floor. Find the sum of the forces acting on the reaction force center point. This is referred to as the “actual object reaction force non-operation direction component sum around the desired total floor reaction force center point”.
- This force is also represented by the force and the moment of the force in the three-dimensional space.
- the support leg coordinate system is used as the coordinate system.
- the moment component of the real object reaction force non-operation direction component around the target total floor reaction force center point is called the “sum of the actual object reaction force moment non-operation direction component around the target total floor reaction force center point”. .
- the object reaction force moment deviation separator 204 has a target hand position action point converter 204 b, and the converter 204 b also performs the above-described processing (operation) on the target object reaction force. Do it for force.
- the target object reaction force is also a vector in the entire motion velocity space, like the actual hand force. Specifically, first, since the target object reaction force is expressed using the target total floor reaction force center point as an operation point, the variable 204 b temporarily sets this action point to the target hand position (target (Reference position of the hand) is converted to a force and a moment of force with the point of action as This is called a "target object reaction force with the target hand position as the point of action.”
- the object reaction force moment deviation separator 204 A component separator 204c is provided, and the separator 204c separates into an operation direction component and a non-operation direction component by the same processing as described above. These are referred to as the “operation direction component of the target object reaction force with the target hand position as the operation point” and the “non-operation direction component of the target object reaction force with the target hand position as the point of action”, respectively.
- the separator 204c calculates the target object reaction force based on the operation direction component of the target object reaction force with the target hand position as the point of action and the target hand position (target hand reference point position).
- the sum of the forces acting on the center point of the desired total floor reaction force is calculated for all the components of the operation direction component of. This is referred to as a “target object reaction force operation direction component sum around the desired total floor reaction force center point”.
- This force is expressed as a force and a moment of force in a three-dimensional space.
- the support leg coordinate system is used as the coordinate system.
- the moment component of the target object reaction force operation direction component around the desired total floor reaction force central point is referred to as the “sum of target object reaction force moment operation direction components around the desired total floor reaction force central point”.
- the separator 204c determines the target object reaction force based on the non-operating direction component of the target object reaction force with the target hand position as the action point and the target hand position (target hand reference point position).
- the sum of the forces acting on the center point of the desired total floor reaction force is calculated for all the non-operational components of the force. This is referred to as the “target object reaction force non-operation direction component sum around the target total floor reaction force center point”.
- This force is also represented by the force and the moment of the force in three-dimensional space.
- the support leg coordinate system is used as the coordinate system.
- the moment component of the target object reaction force non-operation direction component around the target total floor reaction force central point is referred to as the “target object reaction force moment non-operation direction component sum around the target total floor reaction force central point”. .
- the target object around the target total floor reaction force center point is calculated from the sum of the actual object reaction force moment operating direction components around the target total floor reaction force center point obtained by force.
- the object reaction force deviation moment operation direction component sum around the target total floor reaction force center point is obtained.
- the target object reaction force non-operation direction around the target total floor reaction force center point is calculated from the sum of the actual object reaction force non-operation direction component around the target total floor reaction force center point. By subtracting the component sum, the object reaction force deviation moment non-operation direction component sum around the target total floor reaction force center point is obtained.
- the target reaction force deviation moment operating direction component sum around the target reaction force center point obtained as described above is calculated as the compensation total floor reaction camoment as described later. Used for calculation.
- the object reaction force deviation moment non-operating direction component sum around the desired total floor reaction force center point is input to the object reaction force balance control distributor 208.
- the object reaction force balance control distributor 208 will be described with reference to FIG. 17.
- the distributor 208 has functions 208a and 208b, and the object reaction force balance control
- the distributor 208 inputs the object reaction force around the desired total floor reaction force center point and the sum of the components of the non-operational direction of the deviation moment to the functions 208 a and 208 b, and controls the object reaction force balance control.
- the target reaction force deviation moment sum to be balanced by and the target reaction force deviation moment sum to be balanced by other than the object reaction force balance control are output.
- the object reaction force balance control is a control performed by the object reaction force balance control device 202 in order to achieve the above-mentioned method 2). This is a control that generates a gravitational moment by shifting, and thus cancels the sum of the object reaction force deviation moments.
- both input and output are shown as a one-dimensional scalar quantity.
- the Z direction component is ignored because it has no relation to the posture stability.
- a function having upper and lower limiter characteristics saturated characteristics
- the function that outputs the sum of the object reaction force deviation and moment to be balanced other than the object reaction force equilibrium control uses a function with a dead zone characteristic as 2 0 8 b.
- target total floor When the absolute value of the non-operating direction component sum of the object reaction force deviation moment around the reaction force center point is less than a certain set value, the moment is canceled by the object reaction force balance control, and the moment exceeds the set value.
- the control system works to cancel the excess by generating a reaction force on the target object mainly in the hand restraining direction. In other words, by having the upper and lower limiter characteristics, it is possible to limit the amount of shift of the body position and to prevent a geometrically unreasonable posture.
- functions other than the illustrated example may be used for the two functions 208 a and 208 b for determining the input / output relationship.
- the curves shown in FIG. 18 as 208 c and 208 d may be used.
- the function should be selected according to the characteristics of the robot 1, the characteristics of the object, and the work content.
- each output may be determined using a two-input function that inputs both the X-direction component and the Y-direction component.
- the sum of the object reaction force deviation moments, which should be taken after ⁇ except for the object reaction force balance control, distributed by the object reaction force balance control distributor 208, is as follows. Then, the polarity is inverted by 11 at the multiplication point 2 14 and the polarity is inverted.Then, it is input to the compensation moment distributor 210 as the object reaction force compensation moment required for means other than the object reaction force balance control. You. In addition, the sum of the object reaction force deviation moments to be balanced by the object reaction force balance control is input to the object reaction force balance control device 202.
- the object reaction force equilibrium control device 202 has the target body position and orientation as described above.
- the target body position and posture should be balanced so that the target reaction force balance moment should be balanced dynamically with the target reaction force balance moment.
- the target total floor reaction force is corrected, and the corrected target body position / posture and the compensated total floor reaction force moment for the object reaction force balance control are output.
- the device 202 changes the gravitational moment generated by shifting the target body position / posture into a dynamic sum of the object reaction force deviation moment to be balanced by the object reaction force balance control.
- the object reaction force balance control device 202 is configured to solve the above-mentioned method 2) and has a feature that the correction amount of the desired total floor reaction force returns to zero.
- This technique is already proposed by a person in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-230485, but in this embodiment, the latter half of the object reaction force balance control device described in this publication is disclosed. Only the configuration of the part is used, and the above-mentioned "object reaction force deviation moment sum to be balanced by the object reaction force balance control" is input to the part where "object reaction force deviation" has been input. It differs in that it has been changed to:
- Fig. 19 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the object reaction force balance control device 202.
- the inputs to these are the object reaction force deviation moment sum to be balanced by the object reaction force balance control, target body position / posture, final corrected target hand position / posture, final corrected target body position / posture, final corrected target.
- the foot position and posture are calculated using an approximate calculation in the object reaction force balance control, that is, the perturbation dynamic model 20 Not needed if 2 c is an approximate model.
- the above-described posture stabilizing compensation moment is not partially input to the object reaction force balance control device 202.
- the compensation moment for posture stabilization is a moment that should be given to the robot from the outside in order to restore the position of the center of gravity that is shifted as a result of the posture inclination.
- the function of the object reaction force balance control device 202 is as follows. By shifting the center of gravity of the target attitude, the steady object reaction force deviation is canceled out, and the shifted center of gravity cannot be restored as a result of tilting the attitude.
- the sum of the target reaction force deviation moments to be balanced by the input target reaction force balance control is input to the final target center of gravity position perturbation amount calculation unit 202a.
- the centroid perturbation for obtaining the balance by canceling out the object reaction force deviation moment sum to be balanced in this object reaction force balance control in the long term is called the "final target target center of gravity position perturbation”.
- the final arrival target centroid position perturbation amount calculation unit 202a calculates and outputs the final arrival target centroid position perturbation amount from the above sum.
- the final target gravity center position perturbation amount is input to the model control law calculator 202b.
- model control law arithmetic unit 200b if the difference between the final target center-of-gravity position perturbation and the target center-of-gravity position perturbation output by the perturbation dynamics model 202c is defined as the center-of-gravity displacement deviation, model control
- the law calculator 202b determines the compensation total floor reaction force moment for the object reaction force balance control, which is the moment for converging the center-of-gravity displacement deviation to zero, according to the PD control law and outputs it.
- the perturbation dynamics model 202c is the target total floor reaction force moment perturbation and the body position / posture for the model when certain constraints are given to the motion (perturbation) of the target work pattern. It is a model showing the relationship with the amount of perturbation.
- the perturbation dynamics model provides the object reaction force balance control compensation for the total floor reaction force by the addition point 202d.
- the sum of the moment and the sum of the object reaction force deviation moments to be balanced by the object reaction force balance control is input as the desired total floor reaction force moment perturbation (model input amount) for the model.
- the body position / posture perturbation amount is calculated by the perturbation dynamics model so as to correspond to the input. It is added to the target body position / posture at the addition point 202d, and the corrected target body position / posture is output.
- the output of the object reaction force flat ⁇ control device 202 outputs the corrected target body position and orientation obtained by correcting the input target body position and orientation, and the object Reaction force Compensated total floor reaction force moment for balance control.
- the outputted compensation total floor reaction force moment for the object reaction force balance control is input to the compensation moment distributor 210 described below, as shown in FIG.
- the moment component of the compensation total floor reaction force for the object reaction force balance control is output from the device 202 because of the compensation total floor for the object reaction force balance control.
- a particularly important component for stabilizing the posture of the robot is the moment about the X axis. Component and the moment component around the Y axis. It is better to use a control system that considers other than the moment component, but no remarkable effect can be expected.
- the compensating moment distributor 210 has a compensating total floor reaction force moment for the object reaction force balance control and an object reaction force required for means other than the object reaction force balance control. It has two functions to input the compensation moment and the compensation moment for posture stability and distribute them to the target restraining force moment and the compensation total floor reaction force main moment.
- the object reaction force compensation moment required by means other than the object reaction force balance control is, as described above, the object reaction force deviation moment to be balanced by means other than the object reaction force balance control. It is the value obtained by multiplying the sum by 11 at the multiplication point 2 1 4.
- the target restraining force moment is a moment to be generated around the target total floor reaction force center point by the object reaction force in the restraining direction in the input
- the compensation total floor reaction force main moment is The moment to be generated by the total floor reaction force around the target total floor reaction force center point in the input.
- both the input and output forces are shown as a one-dimensional scalar quantity.
- the ⁇ direction component has nothing to do with the posture stability and is ignored.
- the distributor 210 has an addition point 210a, which is required at the addition point 210a for means other than the object reaction force balance control compensating total floor reaction force moment and the object reaction force balance control. Obtain the sum of the object reaction force compensation moments and input it to the two functions.
- the compensation moment for attitude stabilization is set to u
- the sum is set to V
- the value of a function gl (u, v) which is one of the two functions, is calculated. Force main moment.
- the value of the other function g 2 (u, V) is obtained, and this is set as the target restraining force moment.
- each function is a function of 2 inputs and 1 output.
- the sum of the inputs of the compensation moment distributor (the total floor reaction force moment for the object reaction force balance control and the object reaction force compensation moment required for the means other than the object reaction force balance control)
- the compensation total floor reaction force moment for the object reaction force balance control is u
- the object reaction force compensation moment required for means other than the object reaction force balance control is V
- the posture stabilization compensation moment is w.
- the output sum may be increased in consideration of control deviations such as complex compliance control.
- the posture-stabilizing compensation moment is a feedback amount, even if the sum of the output components affected by the posture-stabilizing compensation moment differs from the posture-stabilizing compensation moment by several tens of percent, there is little problem. Nana! / ,.
- the target restraining force moment which is one of the moments output from the compensation moment distributor 210, is sent to the addition point 215, where It is subtracted from the target reaction force deviation moment operation direction component sum around the target total floor reaction force center point described above.
- the difference between the sum of the deviation moment operation direction components and the target restraining force moment is subtracted, and the compensated total floor reaction force moment is output.
- the compliance of the arm actuator 92 is high and the target reaction force deviation moment around the target total floor reaction force center point is controlled so that the operating direction component sum almost coincides with the target constraint force moment, the addition is performed.
- the target total floor reaction force center The object reaction force deviation moment around the point Compensating total floor reaction force main moment is directly compensated without reducing the difference between the operating direction component sum and the target constraint force moment May be used
- the addition point 2 16 is deleted, and the compensating total floor reaction force moment is used as the compensating total floor reaction force main moment.
- the object reaction force deviation to be balanced by the object reaction force balance control it is also possible to reduce the difference between the sum of the directional components and the target constraint force moment (the output at the addition point 2 15) around the target total floor reaction force center point.
- the above-described target restraining force moment is also input to the corrected target object reaction force calculator 206.
- FIG. 21 shows the configuration of the corrected target object reaction force calculator 206.
- the corrected target object reaction force calculator 206 calculates the target hand position / posture (or final correction target hand position / posture), target restraining force moment, target total floor reaction force center point position, The working direction and the target object reaction force are input, and the corrected target object reaction force is calculated and output based on those inputs.
- the calculator 206 includes a target hand force correction amount determiner 206a, a converter 206b, and an addition point 206c.
- the target hand correction amount determiner 206 a is expressed as using the target hand position (or the final corrected target hand position) as the working point.
- the target hand correction amount which is the correction amount of the target object reaction force, is expressed. Is determined as follows. That is, when the target hand force correction amount acts on the target hand position (or the final corrected target hand position), the determiner 206a calculates the sum of the moment acting on the target total floor reaction force center point and the target constraint force. Determine the target hand correction amount so that the moment difference approaches zero. However, the determiner 206a determines that the target hand force correction amount is the force in the operation direction and the moment of the force, and does not include the non-operation direction component.
- the correction amount of the target hand power is expressed in the support leg coordinate system.
- the simplest determination method is shown below. First, freely select two vectors in the operation direction. Each vector is obtained by appropriately linearly combining the orthogonal basis vectors A1, A2,..., Am in the operation space. Let these vectors be Ql and Q2, respectively.
- the target hand force correction amount is set in the form of aQl + bQ2.
- a and b are coefficients.
- the moment M of the resultant force acting on the target total floor reaction force center point is obtained by dynamic calculation.
- Mx a k l l + b k l 2
- a and b are determined so that Mx matches the X component of the target constraint force moment and My matches the Y component of the target constraint force moment.
- the value of the target hand force correction amount aQl + bQ2 is obtained using the vectors Ql and Q2 and the a and b. The obtained correction amount is input to the transformation 206206 and transformed.
- the unit 206 b converts the target hand force correction amount into an expression in which the point of action is changed from the target hand position (or the final corrected target hand position) force to the total floor reaction force center point, and thus the total floor reaction force is calculated.
- the target object reaction force correction amount having the center point as the action point is output.
- the target object reaction force correction amount with the total floor reaction force central point to the target object reaction force with the total floor reaction force central point as the point of action.
- a corrected target object reaction force having the total floor reaction force central point as an action point is output.
- the corrected target object reaction force is a vector in the entire motion velocity space.
- the corrected target object reaction force obtained as described above and the corrected target body position / posture and the compensation total floor reaction force moment described above are combined with the posture stabilization main control. This is the final output of device 106. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the corrected target object reaction force is applied to the arm main controller 104, the compensated total floor reaction force moment is applied to the leg main controller 102, and the corrected target body position / posture is set. Entered for both.
- leg main control unit 102 has the actual whole floor acting on the target total floor reaction force center point position.
- the target foot position and orientation are corrected so that the moment component of the reaction force matches the sum of the desired total floor reaction force moment (usually zero) and the compensation total floor reaction force moment.
- An actuator displacement command is output to control the leg joint actuator so that the actual joint displacement follows the target leg joint displacement determined from the corrected target foot position and orientation.
- the arm main controller 104 uses the difference between the actual target reaction force (actual hand force) detected by the force sensor 58 of the hand 4 OR (L) and the corrected target object reaction force.
- the target hand position / posture is corrected by PD control or the like so that the difference approaches zero according to.
- an actuator displacement command is output so that the actual joint displacement follows the target arm joint displacement determined from the corrected target body position / posture (or the final corrected target body position / posture) and the corrected target hand position / posture. To control the arm joint actuator.
- the posture stabilization main control device 106 separates the object reaction force deviation moment acting on the target total floor reaction force center point into an operation direction component and a non-operation direction component, and The dynamic imbalance generated by the operation direction component is partially The target object reaction force moment operating direction component to be canceled at the target total floor reaction force center point by canceling out the rest by the object reaction force balance control device, in other words, by correcting the arm movement, It is configured to cancel by changing the operation direction component.
- Maintaining the dynamic balance of 1 or restoring the inclined posture does not affect the movement of the object.
- Manipulation of the target restraining moment which is the correction amount of the target object reaction force moment operating direction component to be applied to the desired total floor reaction force center point, and the object reaction force deviation moment around the target total floor reaction force center point
- the relationship between the direction component sum and the non-operation direction component sum is as shown in FIG. 14 described above.
- the object reaction force moment deviation direction acting on the target total floor reaction force center point which is separated by the object reaction force moment deviation separator 204 in the posture stability controller 106 Of the component sum and the non-operation direction component sum, correct the target object reaction force moment operation direction component in which the dynamic imbalance generated by the non-operation direction component sum should act on the target total floor reaction force center point.
- a control system consisting of an arm control system (a control system consisting of the arm main control device 104, actuator 82 and actuator drive device 88 shown in Fig.
- FIG. 22 When focusing on the reaction force of the object, the system can be simplified as shown in FIG.
- the disturbance moment in Fig. 22 is assumed for the target object. Since the object has a different property from the expected one, it is an object reaction force generated when the object behaves unexpectedly, that is, an unexpected object reaction force. For example, the friction generated by the object is different from the expected one.
- the operation direction component of the disturbance moment is called “disturbance moment operation direction component”, and the non-operation direction component is called “disturbance moment non-operation direction component”.
- the target restraining force moment is determined so as to cancel this, and it is added at the addition point 222.
- the target object reaction force moment operation around the target total floor reaction force center point is corrected, the direction component sum is corrected, the target hand position posture is corrected by the correction amount in the operation direction arm compliance control unit, and the actuator of the arm link 5 is further corrected.
- the displacement command is corrected, and the arm link 5 of the robot 1 is driven to maintain the dynamic balance. Also, even if the disturbance moment operation direction component changes, the target value for arm compliance control does not change.
- the attitude stabilization main controller 106 converts the dynamic imbalance generated by the sum of the non-operation direction components into the target object reaction force moment non-operation direction to be applied to the target total floor reaction force center point. Assuming that the system is configured to cancel by correcting the component sum, the control system consisting of the arm control system and the posture stabilization main controller 106 will focus on the object reaction force as shown in Fig. 23. It can be simplified.
- the feedback loop including the attitude stabilization main controller becomes positive feedback and diverges.
- the target restraining force moment is calculated by the posture stabilization main controller from the sum of the non-operating direction component of the object reaction force deviation moment around the desired total floor reaction force center point, and the calculated moment is input at the addition point 2 26
- the corrected target object reaction force moment non-operation direction component sum around the desired total floor reaction force center point is calculated by adding the target object reaction force moment non-operation direction component sum around the total floor reaction force center point. It is subtracted from the sum of the actual object reaction force moment non-operation direction components around the target total floor reaction force center point at the addition point 2 2 8 to obtain the object reaction force deviation moment non-operation direction around the target total floor reaction force center point.
- the feedback loop until the sum of components is calculated becomes positive feedback and diverges.
- the object reaction force moment around the target total floor reaction force center point is calculated as The divergence is prevented by separating the operation direction component sum and forming a feed-pack loop so as not to return to normal as shown in Fig. 22. That is, such a divergence is prevented by configuring so that the value fed back on the non-operation direction side is added to the operation direction side.
- FIG. 25 shows a posture control device of a mobile robot according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the output of the object reaction force balance control distributor 208 is set to include the object reaction force balance control.
- the sum of the object reaction force deviation moments to be balanced by control is set to zero (shown by a broken line in the figure), and the output of the distributor 208 is set to the object reaction force to be balanced by other means. The deviation moment sum was used.
- FIG. 26 shows a posture control device of a mobile robot according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- the illustrated wheeled mobile robot 300 includes a cylindrical base (upper body) 302 and an active suspension (not shown) that strokes up and down (in the Z-axis direction). Equipped with three wheels (only two shown in the figure) mounted via.
- a mount 303 is rotatably mounted on the upper part of the base body 302, and a bendable arm (arm link) 310 is mounted thereon.
- the arm 310 has a first link 310a attached to the mount 306, a second link 310b attached to the first link 310a via a joint (not shown), and a free end of the second link 310b. It consists of a hand 3 10c attached to the side via a joint (not shown). Each joint has a built-in actuator such as an electric motor.
- an electronic control unit (ECU) 312 including a microcomputer is stored inside the base 302.
- An inclination sensor (not shown) is arranged near the position of the center of gravity of the base 302, and generates an output according to the inclination of the base 302 with respect to the Z axis and the angular velocity thereof.
- a weight sensor (not shown) is disposed on each of the wheels 304, and detects a floor reaction force (load) F1, F2,... Acting on each of the four wheels 304 from the ground contact surface.
- the rotation angle of the mount 306 around the Z axis is ⁇ 1
- the angle of the first link 310a with respect to the Z axis is ⁇ 2
- the relative angle of the second link 310 with respect to the first link 310a is 03
- the second link 31 Assuming that the relative angle of the hand 310c to Ob is 04, the target operation of the mobile robot 300 can be represented by an operation pattern from 01 to 04 and ZMP.
- ⁇ 2 is the target body position of the legged mobile robot 1 of the first embodiment.
- the set of 01, ⁇ 3, S4 corresponds to the desired body posture. Also, it corresponds to the position and orientation of the 04 command 310c.
- the operation of the electronic control unit (ECU) 312 that controls the active suspension corresponds to the operation of the composite compliance operation determination unit in the configuration shown in FIG. 8 of the first embodiment, and the weight F is changed from F1. Control by distributing to F4.
- the base the upper body 3
- the moving mechanism the leg link 2 or the vehicle
- a posture control device of a mobile robot 1, 3 0 0 comprising a wheel 3 0 4) and at least one arm link 5 (or an arm 3 10) capable of applying a force to an object
- the first external force the object reaction force deviation moment about the own floor total floor reaction force center point in the non-operation direction component sum
- a second external force acts on the arm link in a direction orthogonal to the predetermined direction, in other words, The sum of the object reaction force deviation moments to be obtained by means other than the object reaction force balance control obtained based on the object reaction force deviation moment non-operation component sum around the target total floor reaction force center point.
- At least a base upper body 3
- a moving mechanism leg link 2 or wheels 304
- at least one arm link 5 or arm 31
- At least the target arm link position / posture (target hand position / posture) of the robot is applied to the posture control device of the mobile robots 1 and 3
- a target operation generating means (a target work pattern generator 100) for generating a target operation (a target object reaction force or a target position / posture) composed of a target object reaction force which is a target value of the object reaction force
- Actual object reaction force detection means that detects or estimates (via an observer) the actual object reaction force (actual hand force), which is the actual value of the object reaction force
- a posture stabilization control unit (posture stabilization main control device 10) that corrects the target operation so that the posture of the robot is stabilized based at least on the detected or estimated real object reaction force. 6) and an arm drive device (actuator 90, 92
- the attitude stabilization control means may include at least the actual object reaction force and the target pair. Based on the object reaction force deviation indicating the difference from the object reaction force (the object reaction force around the target total floor reaction force center point, the sum of the non-operating direction component of the moment), the posture of the mouth pot is stabilized so as to be stable. It was configured to modify the target action.
- the attitude stabilization control means may include a first component of the object reaction force deviation (a sum of the object reaction force deviation moment non-operation component around the target total floor reaction force center point) and a falling force generated by the first component of the object reaction force deviation.
- the target operation is modified so that all or part of the target operation is canceled by the second component (object reaction force compensation moment required for means other than the object reaction force balance control) obtained from the first component. It was configured so that
- At least a base upper body 3
- a moving mechanism leg link 2 or wheels 304
- at least one arm link 5 capable of applying a force to an object.
- at least a target arm link position / posture target hand position / posture of the robot, and an object acting on the arm link from the object.
- a target motion generating means (a target work pattern generator 100) for generating a target motion (a target object reaction force or a target position / posture) composed of a target object reaction force which is a target value of the reaction force; Detecting the inclination deviation (the body inclination angle), and performing the target operation such that the detected posture inclination deviation, more specifically, the posture stability compensation moment calculated based on the detected value, approaches zero.
- To Positive attitude stability I inhibit control means pose stabilization Ihimein controller 1 0 6
- an arm drive device (actuator 90, 92) for driving the arm link based on at least the corrected target motion.
- the sum of the non-operating direction components of the actual object reaction force around the target total floor reaction force center point is the sum of the forces acting around the target total floor reaction force center point. It may be obtained by subtracting the sum of the actual object reaction force operation direction components around the desired total floor reaction force center point from the sum. This is because the sum of the real object reaction force operation direction component around the desired total floor reaction force central point and the actual object reaction force non-operation direction component around the desired total floor reaction force central point is the actual object reaction force. Is equal to the sum of the forces acting around the desired total floor reaction force center point.
- the sum of the actual object reaction force operation direction components around the desired total floor reaction force central point is calculated from the sum of the forces acting around the desired total floor reaction force central point by all the components of the actual object reaction force. All goals It may be obtained by reducing the sum of the components of the non-operation direction of the actual object reaction force around the floor reaction force center point.
- the same method may be used to calculate the sum of the object reaction force operation direction components around the desired total floor reaction force center point and the sum of the object reaction force non-operation direction components around the desired total floor reaction force center point.
- the target hand position / posture may be changed instead of correcting the target object reaction force. More specifically, the arm main control device 104 cannot normally control the target reaction force and the hand position / posture to coincide with the target values. Therefore, the target reaction force control and the hand position are not performed. There is a trade-off in attitude control, and changing the target hand position and attitude changes the real object reaction force.
- the target obtained in the above embodiment is obtained. This is because the correction amount of the target hand position and orientation can be obtained by multiplying the correction amount of the object reaction force by the ratio.
- a humanoid robot with two leg links and two arm links has been described as an example of a legged mobile robot, but a legged mobile robot with a number of leg links other than two has been described.
- a robot may be used, and the number of arm links may be one or three or more.
- a leg link may be regarded as an arm link as long as it acts on an object other than the floor.
- the leg link is regarded as an arm link. Can be.
- the dynamic imbalance of the robot has been described as a tilt with respect to the X-axis direction and the Y-axis direction, but the same can be applied to a spin around the Z-axis caused by swinging of a free leg.
- an upper body actuator controller is also required.
- bending or twisting the upper body link is equivalent to adding a joint to the base of the arm or leg. So, conceptually, it can be regarded as an arm or leg actuator. That is, the body actuator controller can be considered to be included as a part of the arm or leg controller.
- joint torque is controlled using another means other than the virtual compliance control device, for example, means for controlling the electric actuator by a current command type amplifier, and as a result, the target object is indirectly controlled.
- the reaction force may be controlled. It is not necessary to place a force sensor on the hand for this control, but it is also desirable to provide a force sensor for the object reaction force control device!
- an estimator for estimating the actual target reaction force from the joint torque may be provided in the arm main control device.
- This estimator may use a disturbance observer which is a conventional technique.
- the target object reaction force may be set to zero.
- the reaction force of the target object may be set to zero.
- the posture control device of the mobile robot when an unexpected external force is applied, the posture control device is orthogonal to the predetermined direction according to the first external force that is a component of the unexpected external force in a certain direction.
- the arm link is driven so that the second external force acts on the arm link in the direction, so that the posture of the robot is stabilized, so that the mobile robot receives a reaction force from the target object.
- Posture is not Even if the object becomes stable or receives an unexpected reaction force from the object, it can maintain a dynamic balance and maintain a stable posture.
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