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M. Dapper

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5ranked-venue papers
3as first author
0since 2021 · last 1999
—ORCID · none

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Artificial intelligence and machine learning · 5 · 3 first-authorSystems, architecture and hardware · 4 · 2 first-author

Expertise — from the expertise taxonomy: the topics of the expert's papers under the CCF categories. A weight counts papers with recency: 1 for a paper about the topic, 0.3 when the topic is its context, halved every five years.

Artificial intelligence
4 papers
Motion planning and robot control · 70% Robot manipulation · 18% 3D vision · 11%

Topics — the 8 heaviest of 8, each with the papers that count most for it

TopicWeightPapersLastEvidence papers
Robotics › Motion planning and robot control › robot control › compliant motion control
hybrid position/force control
0.131999
Learning Friction Estimation for Sensorless Force/Position Control in Industrial Manipulators · ICRA 1999
Hard Contact Surface Tracking for Industrial Manipulators with (SR) Position Based Force Control · ICRA 1999
Neural Force Control (NFC) Applied to Industrial Manipulators in Interaction with Moving Rigid Objects · ICRA 1998
Robotics › Motion planning and robot control
robot control
0.131999
Hard Contact Surface Tracking for Industrial Manipulators with (SR) Position Based Force Control · ICRA 1999
How to Compensate Stick-Slip Friction in Neural Velocity Force Control (NVFC) for Industrial Manipulators · ICRA 1999
Neural Force Control (NFC) Applied to Industrial Manipulators in Interaction with Moving Rigid Objects · ICRA 1998
Robotics › Motion planning and robot control › robot control
force control
0.021999
Hard Contact Surface Tracking for Industrial Manipulators with (SR) Position Based Force Control · ICRA 1999
How to Compensate Stick-Slip Friction in Neural Velocity Force Control (NVFC) for Industrial Manipulators · ICRA 1999
Computer vision › 3D vision
surface tracking
0.021999
Hard Contact Surface Tracking for Industrial Manipulators with (SR) Position Based Force Control · ICRA 1999
How to Compensate Stick-Slip Friction in Neural Velocity Force Control (NVFC) for Industrial Manipulators · ICRA 1999
Robotics › Robot manipulation
contact task
0.021999
Hard Contact Surface Tracking for Industrial Manipulators with (SR) Position Based Force Control · ICRA 1999
Neural Force Control (NFC) Applied to Industrial Manipulators in Interaction with Moving Rigid Objects · ICRA 1998
Robotics › Robot manipulation
industrial robot
0.021999
How to Compensate Stick-Slip Friction in Neural Velocity Force Control (NVFC) for Industrial Manipulators · ICRA 1999
Neural Force Control (NFC) Applied to Industrial Manipulators in Interaction with Moving Rigid Objects · ICRA 1998
Robotics › Motion planning and robot control › robot control › model-based control
computed torque control
0.011999
Hard Contact Surface Tracking for Industrial Manipulators with (SR) Position Based Force Control · ICRA 1999
Robotics › Robot manipulation › industrial robot
industrial manipulator control
0.011999
Learning Friction Estimation for Sensorless Force/Position Control in Industrial Manipulators · ICRA 1999

Methods — techniques the papers use, named apart from their topics

neural force control · 0.0neural network · 0.0computed torque control · 0.0singularity robustness · 0.0neural network inverse dynamics · 0.0friction estimation · 0.0friction compensation · 0.0cascaded velocity control · 0.0inverse dynamics · 0.0
YearPublicationVenuePosition
1999 How to Compensate Stick-Slip Friction in Neural Velocity Force Control (NVFC) for Industrial Manipulators
abstract
We present a new design of hybrid force/position control NVFC capable of friction-compensation, which is a mandatory requirement in industrial applications for precise tracking of hard surfaces with desired contact force. The control architecture consists of an outer-loop velocity controller and an inner-loop adaptive hybrid force/position controller, which compensates the friction of the manipulators joints, significantly improving the force tracking performance during slow movements. The cascaded velocity controller ensures the precise approach during neural force/position control with a reduced bounce into the unknown surface, which is a demanding requirement for tasks like deburring or chamfering. The resulting performance of the force control system is illustrated in simulations, and is consistent with velocity/force control experiments on a 6-DOF industrial manipulator controlled with a PC-based real-time control system.
M. Dapper, Volker Zahn, R. Maass, Rolf Eckmiller
ICRA1
1999 Hard Contact Surface Tracking for Industrial Manipulators with (SR) Position Based Force Control
abstract
We present a novel control concept that solves a wide range of surface tracking tasks for manipulators with defined contact to (moving) rigid objects. The position based neural force control (NFC-P) consists of a hybrid force/position controller that accurately generates contact forces to objects with arbitrary flexibility and uncertain distance or shape. NFC-P performs force control by modifying the desired joint angle changes in force direction. These are fed into a computed torque controller, where the inverse dynamics of the manipulator is represented by neural networks. NFC-P includes a neural trajectory generating tool for smooth and kinematical valid contact trajectories with the possibility to adapt the trajectories to the unknown shape of the surface online. The kinematical mappings guarantee singularity robustness (SR) in the entire workspace. Results from real-time experiments are presented using a 6-DOF industrial manipulator as testbed.
R. Maass, Volker Zahn, M. Dapper, Rolf Eckmiller
ICRA3
1999 Learning Friction Estimation for Sensorless Force/Position Control in Industrial Manipulators
abstract
We present a novel type of friction estimation applied to the field of sensorless force/position control. As part of a position based neural force control (NFC-P) the estimation friction and external force allows a force/position control without using a force sensor. NFC-P consists of a hybrid force/position controller that accurately generates contact forces to objects with arbitrary flexibility and uncertain distance or shape. NFC-P performs force control by modifying the desired joint angle changes in force direction before they are fed into a computed torque controller. The inverse dynamics of the manipulator is modeled in a computed torque controller. Kinematic mappings guarantee singularity robustness in the entire workspace. Results from real time experiments are presented with a 6-DOF industrial manipulator as a testbed.
Volker Zahn, R. Maass, M. Dapper, Rolf Eckmiller
ICRA3
1998 Neural Force Control (NFC) Applied to Industrial Manipulators in Interaction with Moving Rigid Objects
abstract
We developed a novel concept of hybrid force/position control based on neural networks (NFC) to significantly expand the range of manipulator applications. NFC includes neural approaches for complex robotic mappings such as inverse dynamics and kinematics. The neural dynamics network, as an essential component of the computed torque controller, performs a fast and adaptive computation of the inverse manipulator model. The kinematic mappings are represented by a neural kinematics network (NKN). The features of NKN provide singularity robustness and the handling of constraints in joint space and Cartesian space. To guarantee a tender impact while establishing contact between manipulator and surface, a cascaded velocity controller is added to the NFC approach. Simulations for a 6-DOF industrial manipulator have proved that the NFC concept is capable to manage various demanding tasks such as screw removal and surface tracking with high accuracy.
M. Dapper, R. Maass, Volker Zahn, Rolf Eckmiller
ICRA1
1997 Neural Force Control (NFC) for Complex Manipulator Tasks
M. Dapper, R. Maass, Volker Zahn, Rolf Eckmiller
ICANN1