Event-based adaptive tracking control for robotic systems with deferred position constraints and unknown backlash-like hysteresis.

This paper proposes an event-based adaptive tracking control scheme for the n -link robotic systems in the presence of unknown backlash-like hysteresis (BLH) and deferred position constraints. By combining a transformation error with an asymmetric Lyapunov function, the devised control tactic achieves that the position constraints of robotic systems are not violated after user pre-specified time. In contrast to the results of robotic systems with position constraints, this paper removes a common assumption condition generated by the conventional barrier Lyapunov function method. Then, the adverse effect of unknown BLH can be offset by the Nussbaum function. Meanwhile, an event-triggered mechanism is designed to economize on the network bandwidth resources. Finally, based on the Lyapunov theory, an event-based adaptive tracking control tactic is proposed to ensure that all the signals of robotic systems are bounded under unknown BLH and deferred position constraints. Some simulation results proof that the devised control scheme is valid. • A shifting function is designed to remove a common assumption condition. • The Nussbaum function addresses the problem of the unknown backlash-like hysteresis. • The convergence time of robotic systems can be affected by the pre-specified time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]