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Data-driven model predictive control for trajectory tracking with a robotic arm

Carron et al., 2019

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11774997311650791590
Author
Carron A
Arcari E
Wermelinger M
Hewing L
Hutter M
Zeilinger M
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IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters

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High-precision trajectory tracking is fundamental in robotic manipulation. While industrial robots address this through stiffness and high-performance hardware, compliant and cost- effective robots require advanced control to achieve accurate position tracking. In this letter …
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