Abstract
In this paper, the quantisation synchronisation control problem of bilateral teleoperation systems with communication delays is investigated. The inaccurate modelling problem including the system uncertainties and the unknown disturbances are compensated by using the radial basis function networks (RBFN). By introducing the hysteretic quantiser, the control signals are quantised to a set of discrete values to ease the accuracy requirement for actual physical systems and the requirement for communication rate. The position synchronisation of joint variables between the master and slave manipulators is achieved by using the designed control signals and adaptive parameters. Simulation results verify that the synchronisation tracking errors gradually converge to a small neighbourhood around zero.
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