Emergency supplies transportation robot trajectory tracking control
based on Koopman and improved event-triggered model predictive control
Abstract
In the emergency rescue and disposal of social public emergencies,
supply transportation effectively provides a strong supply foundation
and realistic conditions. The trajectory tracking control of emergency
supplies transportation robot is the key technology to ensure the
timeliness of transportation. In this paper, the emergency supplies
transportation robot is taken as the research object, based on Koopman
operator theory, combined with radial basis function (RBF) neural
network disturbance observer and adaptive prediction horizon
event-triggered model predictive control (APET-MPC) algorithm to
investigate the purely data-driven trajectory tracking control problem
of emergency supplies transportation robot when the model parameters and
models are unknown. Firstly, the Koopman operator is used to establish a
high-dimensional linear model of the robot. Secondly, the RBF neural
network disturbance observer is designed to estimate the disturbance
during the robot operation and compensate it to the controller. Thirdly,
APET-MPC is used to optimize the trajectory tracking control of the
emergency supplies transportation robot to reduce computational
complexity. Finally, the performance of the proposed trajectory tracking
controller is verified by Carsim/ Simulink joint simulation. The
simulation results show that the model established by Koopman operator
theory can achieve the high accuracy approximation of the robot.
Compared with the MPC trajectory tracking controller, the APET-MPC
trajectory tracking controller based on RBF neural network disturbance
observer (RBF-APET-MPC) improves the tracking accuracy of the robot and
reduces the total triggering times of the system by more than 50%.