This article demonstrates the benefits of robust H∞ control in a bilateral teleoperation system, highlighting dilated linear matrix inequalities for stability and performance.
This article deals with the problems of robust H∞ controller for a bilateral teleoperation system. The bilateral teleoperation system is represented by a Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy control system. The proposed approach ensures robust stability, utilizing Lyapunov stability for asymptotic stability. Robust H∞ state feedback controllers based on standard and dilated linear matrix inequalities are used with an uncertain master/slave system. Numerical simulation results demonstrate that the H∞ control based on the dilated linear matrix inequality satisfies a lower H∞ norm than a standard H∞ control. Additionally, a comparative analysis with an existing literature method is presented to underscore the effectiveness of our proposed methodology.
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