Prescribed-Time Cooperative Control of Multilateral Teleoperation Systems: A Novel Composite Fuzzy Learning-Based Approach

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In this paper, a novel prescribed-time composite learning-enhanced fuzzy (PrTCLF) cooperative control approach is proposed for the multiple-master/multiple-slave(MMMS) teleoperation systems in presence of system model uncertainties and external interferences. Firstly, compared with traditional MMMS systems, a unifying virtual master-slave teleoperation control framework, notably applicative for more general situations where the number of master and slave robots is not the same, is constructed by introducing scheduled control authority for different operators, especially in cooperative control mode. A significant feature of this paper is that the first result of a novel time-dependent function integrated PrTCLF learning law rendering all the synchronization errors of uncertain MMMS teleoperation system to zero is creatively derived, by which the effect of traditional fuzzy learning error on the precision of system convergence is essentially solved. Meanwhile, in order to ensure the high efficiency and robustness of cooperative work, a new class of nonsingular prescribed-time terminal sliding mode (PrTTSM) surface is designed without any switching behavior. Besides, the sufficient conditions for maintaining the prescribed-time stability of the MMMS teleoperation system are provided through systematic Lyapunov stability analysis. Finally, the effectiveness of the control structure and algorithm is verified by a large number of simulation and experimental results.

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