Adaptive Control Systems in Humanoid Robots
Keywords:
adaptive control, humanoid robots, model-reference adaptive control, sliding mode control, reinforcement learning, real-time parameter estimation, disturbance rejection, trajectory trackingAbstract
Adaptive control systems are pivotal in enhancing the autonomy and performance of humanoid robots, enabling them to operate effectively in dynamic and uncertain environments. This paper explores the integration of adaptive control mechanisms in humanoid robots, focusing on real-time parameter estimation, disturbance rejection, and trajectory tracking. The study examines various adaptive control strategies, including model-reference adaptive control (MRAC), sliding mode control (SMC), and reinforcement learning-based approaches. Through simulation and experimental validation, the paper demonstrates the efficacy of these methods in improving the robustness and adaptability of humanoid robots. The findings contribute to the advancement of autonomous robotic systems capable of performing complex tasks in unstructured settings
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