Model predictive driving simulator motion cueing algorithm with actuator-based constraints

doi:10.1080/00423114.2013.783219

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Model predictive driving simulator motion cueing algorithm with actuator-based constraints

2013-08-01

Garrett, Nikhil J. I. *

Best, Matthew C.

DOI：10.1080/00423114.2013.783219

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The simulator motion cueing problem has been considered extensively in the literature; approaches based on linear filtering and optimal control have been presented and shown to perform reasonably well. More recently, model predictive control (MPC) has been considered as a variant of the optimal control approach; MPC is perhaps an obvious candidate for motion cueing due to its ability to deal with constraints, in this case the platform workspace boundary. This paper presents an MPC-based cueing algorithm that, unlike other algorithms, uses the actuator positions and velocities as the constraints. The result is a cueing algorithm that can make better use of the platform workspace whilst ensuring that its bounds are never exceeded. The algorithm is shown to perform well against the classical cueing algorithm and an algorithm previously proposed by the authors, both in simulation and in tests with human drivers.

Keywords:

driving simulator

optimal control

model-based control

driver behaviour

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