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INFORMATICS IN CONTROL, AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS I Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics I Edited by JOSÉ BRAZ Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Setúbal, Portugal HELDER ARAÚJO University of Coimbra, Portugal ALVES VIEIRA Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Setúbal, Portugal and BRUNO ENCARNAÇÃO INSTICC - Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Control and Communication, Setúbal, Portugal A C.I.P. Catalogue record for this book is available from the Library of Congress. ISBN-10 1-4020-4136-5 (HB) ISBN-13 978-1-4020-4136-5 (HB) ISBN-10 1-4020-4543-3 (e-books) ISBN-13 978-1-4020-4543-1 (e-books) Published by Springer, P.O. Box 17, 3300 AADordrecht, The Netherlands. www.springer.com Printed on acid-free paper All Rights Reserved © 2006 Springer No part of this work may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, microfilming, recording or otherwise, without written permission from the Publisher, with the exception of any material supplied specifically for the purpose of being entered and executed on a computer system, for exclusive use by the purchaser of the work. Printed in the Netherlands. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface .................................................................................................................................................ix Conference Committee .......................................................................................................................xi INVITED SPEAKERS ROBOT-HUMAN INTERACTION: Practical experiments with a cyborg Kevin Warwick...............................................................................................................................................................3 INDUSTRIAL AND REAL WORLD APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS - Illusion or reality? Kurosh Madani............................................................................................................................................................11 THE DIGITAL FACTORY - Planning and simulation of production in automotive industry F. Wolfgang Arndt.......................................................................................................................................................27 WHAT'S REAL IN "REAL-TIME CONTROL SYSTEMS"? Applying formal verification methods and real-time rule-based systems to control systems and robotics Albert M. K. Cheng.....................................................................................................................................................31 SUFFICIENT CONDITIONS FOR THE STABILIZABILITY OF MULTI-STATE UNCERTAIN SYSTEMS, UNDER INFORMATION CONSTRAINTS Nuno C. Martins, Munther A. Dahleh and Nicola Elia.............................................................................................37 PART 1 – INTELLIGENT CONTROL SYSTEMS AND OPTIMIZATION DEVICE INTEGRATION INTO AUTOMATION SYSTEMS WITH CONFIGURABLE DEVICE HANDLER Anton Scheibelmasser, Udo Traussnigg, Georg Schindin and Ivo Derado......................................................................53 NON LINEAR SPECTRAL SDP METHOD FOR BMI-CONSTRAINED PROBLEMS: APPLICATIONS TO CONTROL DESIGN Jean-Baptiste Thevenet, Dominikus Noll and Pierre Apkarian....................................................................................61 A STOCHASTIC OFF LINE PLANNER OF OPTIMAL DYNAMIC MOTIONS FOR ROBOTIC MANIPULATORS Taha Chettibi, Moussa Haddad, Samir Rebai and Abd Elfath Hentout ....................................................................73 vi Table of Contents FUZZY MODEL BASED CONTROL APPLIED TO IMAGE-BASED VISUAL SERVOING Paulo Jorge Sequeira Gonçalves, Luís F. Mendonça, João M. Sousa and João R. Caldas Pinto......................................81 AN EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH TO NONLINEAR DISCRETE - TIME OPTIMAL CONTROL WITH TERMINAL CONSTRAINTS Yechiel Crispin.............................................................................................................................................................89 A DISTURBANCE COMPENSATION CONTROL FOR AN ACTIVE MAGNETIC BEARING SYSTEM BY A MULTIPLE FXLMS ALGORITHM Min Sig Kang and Joon Lyou.......................................................................................................................................99 AN INTELLIGENT RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM BASED ON FUZZY LOGIC Shi Xiaowei................................................................................................................................................................105 MODEL REFERENCE CONTROL IN INVENTORY AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT - The implementation of a more suitable cost function Heikki Rasku, Juuso Rantala and Hannu Koivisto...................................................................................................111 AN LMI OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FOR GUARANTEED COST CONTROL OF SYSTEMS WITH STATE AND INPUT DELAYS Olga I. Kosmidou, Y. S. Boutalis and Ch. Hatzis......................................................................................................117 USING A DISCRETE-EVENT SYSTEM FORMALISM FOR THE MULTI-AGENT CONTROL OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS Guido Maione and David Naso.................................................................................................................................125 PART 2 – ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION FORCE RIPPLE COMPENSATOR FOR A VECTOR CONTROLLED PM LINEAR SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR Markus Hirvonen, Heikki Handroos and Olli Pyrhönen...........................................................................................135 HYBRID CONTROL DESIGN FOR A ROBOT MANIPULATOR IN A SHIELD TUNNELING MACHINE Jelmer Braaksma, Ben Klaassens, Robert Babuška and Cees de Keizer.......................................................................143 MOCONT LOCATION MODULE: A CONTAINER LOCATION SYSTEM BASED ON DR/DGNSS INTEGRATION Joseba Landaluze, Victoria del Río, Carlos F. Nicolás, José M. Ezkerra and Ana Martínez...................................151 PARTIAL VIEWS MATCHING USING A METHOD BASED ON PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS Santiago Salamanca Miño, Carlos Cerrada Somolinos, Antonio Adán Oliver and Miguel Adán Oliver....................159 TOWARDS A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK- BASED ARCHITECTURE FOR UNMANNED SYSTEMS Norbert Oswald..........................................................................................................................................................167 Table of Contents vii A INTERPOLATION-BASED APPROACH TO MOTION GENERATION FOR HUMANOID ROBOTS Koshiro Noritake, Shohei Kato and Hidenori Itoh......................................................................................................179 REALISTIC DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF AN INDUSTRIAL ROBOT WITH JOINT FRICTION Ronald G.K.M. Aarts, Ben J.B. Jonker and Rob R. Waiboer...................................................................................187 A NEW PARADIGM FOR SHIP HULL INSPECTION USING A HOLONOMIC HOVER-CAPABLE AUV Robert Damus, Samuel Desset, James Morash, Victor Polidoro, Franz Hover, Chrys Chryssostomidis, Jerome Vaganay and Scott Willcox.............................................................................................................................195 DIMSART: A REAL TIME - DEVICE INDEPENDENT MODULAR SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE FOR ROBOTIC AND TELEROBOTIC APPLICATIONS Jordi Artigas, Detlef Reintsema, Carsten Preusche and Gerhard Hirzinger.................................................................201 PART 3 – SIGNAL PROCESSING, SYSTEMS MODELING AND CONTROL ON MODELING AND CONTROL OF DISCRETE TIMED EVENT GRAPHS WITH MULTIPLIERS USING (MIN, +) ALGEBRA Samir Hamaci, Jean-Louis Boimond and Sébastien Lahaye........................................................................................211 MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL FOR HYBRID SYSTEMS UNDER A STATE PARTITION BASED MLD APPROACH (SPMLD) Jean Thomas, Didier Dumur, Jean Buisson and Herve Guéguen.................................................................................217 EFFICIENT SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FOR MODEL PREDICTIVE CONTROL WITH THE ISIAC SOFTWARE Paolino Tona and Jean-Marc Bader............................................................................................................................225 IMPROVING PERFORMANCE OF THE DECODER FOR TWO-DIMENSIONAL BARCODE SYMBOLOGY PDF417 Hee Il Hahn and Jung Goo Jung................................................................................................................................233 CONTEXT IN ROBOTIC VISION: Control for real-time adaptation Paolo Lombardi, Virginio Cantoni and Bertrand Zavidovique...................................................................................239 DYNAMIC STRUCTURE CELLULAR AUTOMATA IN A FIRE SPREADING APPLICATION Alexandre Muzy, Eric Innocenti, Antoine Aïello, Jean-François Santucci, Paul-Antoine Santoni and David R.C. Hill.................................................................................................................................................247 SPEAKER VERIFICATION SYSTEM Based on the stochastic modeling Valiantsin Rakush and Rauf Kh. Sadykhov..............................................................................................................255 MOMENT-LINEAR STOCHASTIC SYSTEMS Sandip Roy, George C. Verghese and Bernard C. Lesieutre........................................................................................263 viii Table of Contents ACTIVE ACOUSTIC NOISE CONTROL IN DUCTS Filipe Morais and J. M. Sá da Costa.........................................................................................................................273 HYBRID UML COMPONENTS FOR THE DESIGN OF COMPLEX SELF-OPTIMIZING MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS Sven Burmester, Holger Giese and Oliver Oberschelp..................................................................................................281 AUTHOR INDEX................................................................................................................................................289 PREFACE The present book includes a set of selected papers from the first “International Conference on Informatics in Control Automation and Robotics” (ICINCO 2004), held in Setúbal, Portugal, from 25 to 28 August 2004. The conference was organized in three simultaneous tracks: “Intelligent Control Systems and Optimization”, “Robotics and Automation” and “Systems Modeling, Signal Processing and Control”. The book is based on the same structure. Although ICINCO 2004 received 311 paper submissions, from 51 different countries in all continents, only 115 where accepted as full papers. From those, only 29 were selected for inclusion in this book, based on the classifications provided by the Program Committee. The selected papers also reflect the interdisciplinary nature of the conference. The diversity of topics is an importante feature of this conference, enabling an overall perception of several important scientific and technological trends. These high quality standards will be maintained and reinforced at ICINCO 2005, to be held in Barcelona, Spain, and in future editions of this conference. Furthermore, ICINCO 2004 included 6 plenary keynote lectures and 2 tutorials, given by internationally recognized researchers. Their presentations represented an important contribution to increasing the overall quality ofthe conference, and are partially included in the first section of the book. We would like to express our appreciation to all the invited keynote speakers, namely, in alphabetical order: Wolfgang Arndt (Steinbeis Foundation for Industrial Cooperation/Germany), Albert Cheng (University of Houston/USA), Kurosh Madani (Senart Institute of Technology/France), Nuno Martins (MIT/USA), Rosalind Picard (MIT/USA) and Kevin Warwick (University of Reading, UK). On behalf of the conference organizing committee, we would like to thank all participants. First of all to the authors, whose quality work is the essence of the conference and to the members of the program committee, who helped us with their expertise and time. As we all know, producing a conference requires the effort of many individuals. We wish to thank all the members of our organizing committee, whose work and commitment were invaluable. Special thanks to Joaquim Filipe, Paula Miranda, Marina Carvalho and Vitor Pedrosa. José Braz Helder Araújo Alves Vieira Bruno Encarnação CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Conference Chair Joaquim Filipe, Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Setúbal, Portugal Program Co-Chairs Helder Araújo, I.S.R. Coimbra, Portugal Alves Vieira, Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Setúbal, Portugal Program Committee Chair José Braz, Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Setúbal, Portugal Secretariat Marina Carvalho, INSTICC, Portugal Bruno Encarnação, INSTICC, Portugal Programme Committee Aguirre, L. (BRAZIL) Choras, R. (POLAND) Allgöwer, F. (GERMANY) Christensen, H. (SWEDEN) Arató, P.(HUNGARY) Cichocki, A. (JAPAN) Arsénio, A. (U.S.A.) Coello, C. (MEXICO) Asama, H. (JAPAN) Cordeiro, J. (PORTUGAL) Babuska, R. (THE NETHERLANDS) Correia, L. (PORTUGAL) Balas, M. (U.S.A.) Costeira, J. (PORTUGAL) Balestrino, A. (ITALY) Couto, C. (PORTUGAL) Bandyopadhyay, B. (INDIA) Crispin, Y. (U.S.A.) Bars, R. (HUNGARY) Custódio, L. (PORTUGAL) Bemporad, A. (ITALY) Dillmann, R. (GERMANY) Birk, A. (GERMANY) Dochain, D. (BELGIUM) Bonyuet, D.(U.S.A.) Dourado, A. (PORTUGAL) Boucher, P.(FRANCE) Duch, W. (POLAND) Bulsari, A. (FINLAND) Erbe, H. (GERMANY) Burke, E. (U.K.) Espinosa-Perez, G. (MEXICO) Burn, K. (U.K.) Feliachi, A. (U.S.A.) Burrows, C. (U.K.) Feng, D. (HONG KONG) Buss, M. (GERMANY) Ferrier, J. (FRANCE) Camarinha-Matos, L. (PORTUGAL) Ferrier, N. (U.S.A.) Campi, M. (ITALY) Figueroa, G. (MEXICO) Cañete, J. (SPAIN) Filip, F. (ROMANIA) Carvalho, J. (PORTUGAL) Filipe, J. (PORTUGAL) Cassandras, C. (U.S.A.) Fyfe, C. (U.K.) Chatila, R. (FRANCE) Gamberger, D. (CROATIA) Chen, T. (CANADA) Garção, A. (PORTUGAL) Cheng, A. (U.S.A.) Gheorghe, L. (ROMANIA) xii Conference Committee Ghorbel, F. (U.S.A.) Ljungn, L. (SWEDEN) Gini, M. (U.S.A.) Lückel, J. (GERMANY) Goldenberg, A. (CANADA) Maione, B. (ITALY) Gomes, L.(PORTUGAL) Maire, F. (AUSTRALIA) Gonçalves, J. (U.S.A.) Malik, O. (CANADA) Gray, J. (U.K.) Mañdziuk, J. (POLAND) Gustafsson, T.(SWEDEN) Meirelles, M. (BRAZIL) Halang, W. (GERMANY) Meng, M. (CANADA) Hallam, J.(U.K.) Mertzios, B. (GREECE) Hammoud, R. (U.S.A.) Molina, A. (SPAIN) Hanebeck, U. (GERMANY) Monostori, L. (HUNGARY) Henrich, D. (GERMANY) Morari, M. (SWITZERLAND) Hespanha, J. (U.S.A.) Mostýn, V. (CZECH REPUBLIC) Ho, W. (SINGAPORE) Murray-Smith, D. (U.K.) Imiya, A. (JAPAN) Muske, K. (U.S.A.) Jämsä-Jounela, S. (FINLAND) Nedevschi, S. (ROMANIA) Jarvis, R. (AUSTRALIA) Nijmeijer, H. (THE NETHERLANDS) Jezernik, K. (SLOVENIA) Ouelhadj, D. (U.K.) Jonker, B. (THE NETHERLANDS) Papageorgiou, M. (GREECE) Juhas, G. (GERMANY) Parisini, T. (ITALY) Karcanias, N. (U.K.) Pasi, G. (ITALY) Karray, F. (CANADA) Pereira, C. (BRAZIL) Katayama, T. (JAPAN) Pérez, M. (MEXICO) Katic, D. (YUGOSLAVIA) Pires, J. (PORTUGAL) Kavraki, L. (U.S.A.) Polycarpou, M. (CYPRUS) Kawano, H. (JAPAN) Pons, M. (FRANCE) Kaynak, O. (TURKEY) Rana, O. (NEW ZEALAND) Kiencke, U. (GERMANY) Reed, J. (U.K.) Kihl, M. (SWEDEN) Ribeiro, M. (PORTUGAL) King, R. (GERMANY) Richardson, R. (U.K.) Kinnaert, M. (BELGIUM) Ringwood, J. (IRELAND) Khessal, N. (SINGAPORE) Rist, T. (GERMANY) Koivisto, H. (FINLAND) Roffel, B. (THE NETHERLANDS) Korbicz, J. (POLAND) Rosa, A. (PORTUGAL) Kosko, B. (U.S.A.) Rossi, D. (ITALY) Kosuge, K. (JAPAN) Ruano, A. (PORTUGAL) Kovacic, Z. (CROATIA) Sala, A. (SPAIN) Kunt, M. (SWITZERLAND) Sanz, R. (SPAIN) Latombe, J. (U.S.A.) Sarkar, N. (U.S.A.) Leite, F. (PORTUGAL) Sasiadek, J. (CANADA) Leitner, J. (U.S.A.) Scherer, C. (THE NETHERLANDS) Leiviska, K. (U.S.A.) Schilling, K. (GERMANY) Lightbody, G. (IRELAND) Sentieiro, J. (PORTUGAL) Ligus, J. (SLOVAKIA) Sequeira, J. (PORTUGAL) Lin, Z. (U.S.A.) Sessa, R. (ITALY)

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