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September 12, 2025Neural Computing and ApplicationsOpen Access

Bioinspired optimization on controlled anthropomorphic manipulator robots

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The proposed method significantly improves tracking precision and reduces control effort in robotic systems.
It combines a bacterial foraging algorithm for initial weight optimization with adaptive control via B-spline networks.
A robust motion control law is introduced, eliminating the need for complex dynamic models under uncertain conditions.
Multiple simulation studies validate the architecture's effectiveness in dynamically uncertain environments.

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This study integrates bioinspired optimization methods to improve motion control in anthropomorphic manipulators, suggesting enhanced tracking precision and adaptability.

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Galvan-Perez et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44c3431b076d99fa5545e https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-025-11579-7

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This study integrates bioinspired optimization methods to improve motion control in anthropomorphic manipulators, suggesting enhanced tracking precision and adaptability.

Bioinspired optimization on controlled anthropomorphic manipulator robots

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