Automatic Control Model for Large-Scale Mechanical Arm Angle

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Nowadays, the level of mechanization is gradually increasing. In order to promote the rapid development of the mechanized production in China, the automatic control of large-scale machinery is required. Therefore, this paper puts forward a control model for the large-scale mechanical arm angle. During the control, the angle of the large-scale mechanical arm was calculated based on the actual production so as to achieve the automatic control of the angle. The experimental results indicated that carrying out automatic control of the large-scale mechanical arm according to algorithm proposed in this paper could improve the accuracy of the automatic control.

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