Ky. Young et Jj. Chen, Implementation of a variable D-H parameter model for robot calibration using an FCMAC learning algorithm, J INTEL ROB, 24(4), 1999, pp. 313-346
Current robot calibration schemes usually employ calibration models with co
nstant error parameters. Consequently, they are inevitably subject to a cer
tain degree of locality, i.e., the calibrated error parameters (CEPs) will
produce the desired accuracy only in certain regions of the robot workspace
. To deal with the locality phenomenon, CEPs that vary in different regions
of the robot workspace may be more appropriate. Hence, we propose a variab
le D-H (Denavit and Hartenberg) parameter model to formulate variations of
CEPs. An FCMAC (Fuzzy Cerebellar Model Articulation Controller) learning al
gorithm is used to implement the proposed variable D-K parameter model. Sim
ulations and experiments that verify the effectiveness of the proposed cali
bration scheme based on the variable D-H parameter model are described.