Motion and speed control method of a bionic jellyfish-like underwater robot
An underwater robot and motion control technology, applied in the direction of non-rotating propulsion components, etc., can solve the problems of lack of bionic jellyfish speed control methods, slow frequency and amplitude convergence speed, etc., and achieve good convergence and stability effects
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[0047] The motion control method of the bionic jellyfish class underwater robot based on the improved oscillator of the present embodiment, the method includes the following steps:
[0048] Step 1. Design the bionic jellyfish power model;
[0049] Step 2. Establish the oscillator model of each joint of the bionic jellyfish, and change the waveform of the oscillator by using a non-harmonic gait generation method;
[0050] Step 3. Design the coupling mode between the two oscillators, thereby determine the establishment of the coupling mode between multiple oscillators, realize the mutual cooperation and coordination between the joints where multiple oscillators are located, complete various movement modes, and realize the bionic jellyfish Overall coordinated movement control.
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[0052] Different from the specific embodiment one, the motion control method of the bionic jellyfish underwater robot based on the improved oscillator of the present embodiment, in the step one, the process of designing the bionic jellyfish dynamic model is:
[0053] The movement of jellyfish in water is periodic movement with regular rhythm. The movement process of jellyfish can be subdivided into contraction stage and relaxation stage. The two cycles of jellyfish are closely connected with each other, providing a steady stream of power for the movement of jellyfish. The main factors affecting the movement speed of bionic jellyfish are the volume of drainage during movement, the ratio of contraction time to relaxation time.
[0054] Due to the particularity of the motion of the bionic jellyfish, when the cavity shrinks, it provides a positive force relative to the direction of motion, and when the cavity relaxes, it produces a force that is opposite to the motion, so the cont...
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[0089] Different from the second specific embodiment, the motion control method of the bionic jellyfish underwater robot based on the improved oscillator of this embodiment, in the second step, the oscillator model of each joint of the bionic jellyfish is established, and the non-harmonic The gait generation method changes the waveform of the oscillator, specifically:
[0090] Step 21: Use a single oscillator to simulate the motion of a joint of the bionic jellyfish, use the amplitude of the oscillator as the amplitude of the corresponding joint motion, use the frequency of the oscillator as the frequency of the corresponding joint motion, and use the coupling strength of the oscillator as the value of the bionic jellyfish. The extent to which joints interact with each other during jellyfish movement;
[0091] Step 22. When designing and selecting a suitable oscillator and considering the coupling method of the oscillator, the following factors need to be considered comprehens...
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