Research of Advanced Control Algorithms for Robotic Manipulators in Precision Manufacturing

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Authors: Qi Zhang
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Abstract

In the global trend of transformation towards intelligent and precision manufacturing, robotic manipulators, as core equipment for flexible production, high-precision assembly, and complex process machining in the field of precision manufacturing, their control performance is crucial. However, traditional control algorithms struggle to maintain stable high-precision control effects when facing parameter variations, external disturbances, and complex constraints, becoming a key bottleneck restricting technological breakthroughs. This paper focuses on the development of advanced control algorithms for robotic manipulators in precision manufacturing and proposes a hybrid control strategy integrating adaptive mechanisms and robust compensation, aiming to ensure trajectory tracking accuracy while enhancing the system's ability to suppress external disturbances. By improving the PID control algorithm with the introduction of friction compensation and designing an adaptive robust control algorithm based on the recursive least squares method and Lyapunov stability theory, the problems of parameter uncertainty and external disturbances are effectively solved. Experimental results show that robotic manipulators adopting the adaptive control algorithm exhibit higher control precision, faster response speed, and stronger robustness in complex precision assembly tasks and scenarios with environmental interference. This provides a new direction for high-precision control of robotic manipulators in the field of precision manufacturing and promotes the integration of control theory and advanced manufacturing technology.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Adaptive Control of Nonlinear Systems Robotic Mechanisms and Dynamics Dynamics and Control of Mechanical Systems

Publication details

Journal / source
Highlights in Science Engineering and Technology
Volume
160
Pages
533–538
Publication date
19 January 2026